Sensory Spaces That Support, Soothe, and Include
The sensory spaces we create are thoughtfully designed to be inclusive, calming environments for individuals on the autism spectrum and those with sensory processing needs. They’re intentional spaces filled with comfort, care, and the tools needed to help reduce overstimulation and foster calm. From weighted blankets and fidget tools to soft seating, noise-canceling headphones, and tactile walls, every item is chosen to support regulation and rest.
Whether someone is attending a faith-based service, a community event, camp or just needs a moment to regroup, our sensory spaces are there quiet, welcoming, and supportive. These spaces aren't afterthoughts; they are part of our mission to make sure everyone can fully participate and feel at ease.
More than just quiet corners, our sensory rooms promote engagement and growth. For adults, they offer a space to decompress and reflect. For children, they’re an opportunity to explore, play, and connect with trusted Buddy volunteers. Our Buddies are trained to support comfort and communication, and some even guide individuals in exploring special interests by fostering joy, confidence, and meaningful interaction.
We believe in community, and our sensory rooms are proof that inclusion can be both beautiful and practical. These can be thought of as connection hubs, a soft place to land, and a quiet way to say, “You belong here.”
If you’re a church or community group looking to build your own sensory space, Faith on the Spectrum is here to help. We offer training, educate on sensory items, and walk with you through every step of building a welcoming, faith-rooted environment where everyone—regardless of age or ability—can thrive.
To get involved or learn more, contact us at inclusivefaith@faithonthespectrum.org or call 610-548-3047
Let's work together to spread acceptance, inclusion, and support in every corner of our communities!
