Sensory-Informed Play

What Is Sensory-Informed Play?

At SenseAble Solutions, we believe that play isn’t just fun—it’s how kids connect, explore, communicate, and grow. Our Sensory-Informed Play sessions are designed to support neurodivergent children in ways that feel natural, engaging, and respectful of their sensory and emotional needs.

Whether your child shines in imaginative tea parties, gets excited by video games, or feels calm shooting hoops or digging through a sensory bin—we follow their lead.

How It Works

✔️ 1:1 or Small Group Sessions
Connect individually with a trained SenseAble professional or join a small group for shared play and social learning.

✔️ In-Home or Outdoor Options
We meet you where you’re most comfortable—at home, at the park, in your backyard, or a favorite community space.

✔️ Play That’s Personalized
Each session is tailored to your child’s sensory profile, strengths, and interests. From sports to stimming-friendly activities, we focus on joy and connection—not forced participation.

What Might a Session Include?

Every child is different—but here are some ways we might support connection through play:

🎮 Cooperative or turn-taking video game play
🏀 Casual outdoor games like catch or soccer
🫖 Imaginative tea parties or character role play
🌿 Nature walks and sensory-rich exploration
🎨 Creative time with art, building, or sensory bins
🧸 Floor time, storytelling, or movement breaks

Who Is It For?

• Autistic children and teens

• ADHDers and sensory seekers

• Kids who find social engagement or transitions challenging

• Families seeking relationship-based, non-clinical support

• Anyone who thrives with play—not pressure

Why It Works

💡 Play is communication. It allows kids to express feelings, explore ideas, and build new skills in a safe, supported way.
💡 Play builds trust. Our professionals model, co-regulate, and respond—never demand or correct.
💡 Play honors neurodiversity. Your child’s way of engaging is valid, valuable, and worthy of support.

Ready to Get Started?

📅 Let’s begin with a free inquiry call. We’ll talk about your child’s strengths, preferences, and needs—and build a support plan that fits your family’s rhythm.