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Sensory Rooms
At Rocky Bay, our staff will collaborate with you to explore and understand your unique sensory requirements. By identifying your sensory preferences, we provide personalised strategies that enhance your independence in daily activities. Our sensory rooms offer a tranquil and inviting space, encouraging engagement and providing opportunities to explore in a calm environment. You can find Rocky Bay’s sensory room at our Joondalup hub.
The Sensory Room also provides:
- A new and different place to spend time, encouraging activity and allowing visitors the opportunity to explore the environment
- Non-directive activities that help communication
- An enjoyable, safe and secure environment that allows visitors to relax physically and mentally
- A place to develop social skills, interaction and awareness of others
- An opportunity to learn and acquire new skills.
Scroll down for more information and to see photos of each of our sensory room at Joondalup.
We’ll work with you to ensure the room is set up with suitable and safe sensory equipment tailored to your needs. Whether you’re seeking a calming environment or engaging sensory stimulation, we’re here to help create a space that supports your goals. If you’re working with a support worker or therapist, they’re welcome to bring in additional personal sensory items to enhance your experience.
For more information about the equipment available in our sensory room, check out the FAQs below.
FAQ
Joondalup – 10 Onslow Place, Joondalup, WA, 6027
Monday to Friday 9am – 3pm
Monday to Friday 9am – 3pm
- Mellow mat with a soft touch cover for sensory exploration and relief
- Foam filled therapy pad for sensory exploration and relief
- Sensory lights to create a calming, regulating and engaging environment with soft colours and dimmable features
- A sensory tent that provides a calm environment that can be fully or semi enclosed
- Soft toys for sensory exploration, relaxation and sensory input
- Weighted animals that can help improve attention, support emotional regulation, self-soothing tool
- A bean bag for relaxation
- Gym balls are also available for use under supervision, they can provide multi-sensory input
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