
AMC Sensory Friendly Films May 20, 2019
AMC partners with the Autism Society to offer unique movie showings where they turn the lights up, and turn the sound down, so you can get up, dance, walk, shout or sing!
AMC partners with the Autism Society to offer unique movie showings where they turn the lights up, and turn the sound down, so you can get up, dance, walk, shout or sing!
Bridge of Promise's mission is to provide engaging recreational, social and educational opportunities for all individuals with developmental disabilities.
Second Monday of the month (6-8:30 pm) is exclusively for special-needs participants and family and friends.
Highland Community Center provides programs that give people with disabilities opportunities for recreation, socialization and learning, allowing them to participate more successfully in the community.
The Little League Challenger Division® is Little League’s adaptive baseball program for individuals with physical and intellectual challenges.
Outdoors for All enriches the lives of individuals with disabilities and families and helps them to get out and enjoy the great outdoors.
During this special event the play areas are reserved for children on the autism spectrum and their families. Jump, slide, and play with sensory-friendly games in a safe, quiet and controlled environment.
Sensory-friendly performances are designed to provide a supportive and judgment-free environment for people affected by sensory processing challenges so they may enjoy the shared experience of live theatre.
Their goal is to be able to make events more sensory friendly by providing unique access, ideas, tool kits and help to the individual, all without altering the production in any way.
Story Book Theaters offer Sensory-Friendly Performances specifically designed for individuals with autism, neurodiversity, Asperger syndrome, Down syndrome and other sensory processing disorders and special needs.
For children with autism, being able to have toys that help them learn, keeps their attention and sometimes even calms them and has them feeling happy, is something beautiful.
We Rock the Spectrum provides children with a fun and motivational environment to help them in the areas of strength, movement, sensory processing, communication, positive behavior modification, social interactions, and self-care skills.
Helping people with ASD become more comfortable in and around water can significantly reduce the risks involved in swimming.
In this article, First Discoverers will explore some of the benefits of sensory activities, and suggest some ideas to try out in your home.
Here are 15 shows that are both educational and entertaining, with a few your children are sure to love.
The first Wednesday of each month, KidsQuest opens its doors to host a special Low Sensory Evening.
The Museum of Pop Culture's (MoPOP) Sensory-Friendly Programs is an opportunity for adults and families to experience the museum with lowered volume and light levels.
MOXI is committed to making its building, exhibits, programs, and services accessible to all.
The City of Los Angeles' Department of Recreation and Parks currently has several Universally Accessible Playgrounds where children of all abilities can play side-by-side.
Meadow Crest Playground is an inclusive playground featuring fun and challenges for people of all ages and abilities.
Miner’s Corner is a 13-acre community park in Bothell, WA, developed as a universally accessible facility.
The Apex Summer Camp program at the UW Autism Center is designed to provide advanced peer experiences for children with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, and related disorders.
Aspiring Youth and Delphi Young Adults have been providing social skills groups, summer camps, coaching and other programs for children, teens, young adults and their families since 2004.
Blue Compass offers outdoor programs for kids, teens and young adults with Aspergers, Autism, and ADHD.
A guide for prepping for your trip and details from various parks around the country and their sensory-friendly programs.
Disney's Disability Access Service (DAS) is a tool provided at the Disneyland® Resort theme parks to enhance the service they provide to Guests with disabilities.
LegoLand's Assisted Access Pass is designed to provide an alternate option to access rides for Guests with physical and cognitive disabilities.
A little pre-trip planning can save you money and stress. In this article, Say Insurance will explain how to create a simple road trip budget, plus how to stick to it even when the urge to splurge threatens to derail all your carefully crafted plans.
This directory was created Autism Travel to provide families and individuals with easy access to destinations and attractions that are trained and certified in autism and special needs care.
Autistic Globetrotting is designed to be a source of encouragement to autistic travellers worldwide.
Georgia Aquarium is the first aquarium to be designated a Certified Autism Center.
Northwest Trek offers quiet places, sensory bags and headphones, and their staff is trained to help people with sensory needs enjoy the park to the utmost.
Point Defiance Zoo is certified as sensory-inclusive with added tools, training and thought to make every guest feel welcome – especially those with different needs.