SEARCH PROVIDERS

Sense-Ability Rehabilitation Center provides physical and occupational therapy services to the pediatric and adult populations. Specialty training is provided in the following areas: Sensory Integration; ADHD; Oral Motor and Feeding Difficulties; Autism Spectrum/PDD; Prematurity; Neurological Concerns; and Developmental Delay.

Sensory Goods is a company made just to meet the needs of people affected by developmental disorders. We provide an inventory of product designed to meet autism and sensory integration needs. We carry items like weighted and floor products; sensory swings; oral motors and more.This company was formed by the owner to continue an effort him and his family had been working on since 2006. The effort was to not only bring awareness to autistic and sensory integration needs but also a therapeutic solution at an affordable price. The effort began in 2006 when the owner was informed that his two children were diagnosed with Autism. Just like everyone else; they had to find a way to help their children’s needs on a strict budget. So his family began to make therapy products for their children at home. They had found an affordable way to help with needs and realized so many more people could use the help. They started off with a hand full of products that quickly turned into an entire inventory in hopes to meet the demanding response.Sensory Goods and its owner try to keep the same perspective to this day; meet autistic and sensory integration needs while meeting the financial need of those caring for people affected by these developmental disorders.

St. Mary Anne's Episcopal Church offers a sensory service the fourth Sunday of each month at 2 pm. The service is lower key and will have a quiet corner with pillows; blankets; and ear muffs. The lights would be lower and music softer. The service will be shorter than a typical Episcopal worship; but no less meaningful. The goal is to provide a place where people can come and worship in a safe environment.