24 Hours in a Sensory Deprivation Tank

Sensory deprivation tank in Brooklyn

Sensory deprivation involves immersing oneself in an environment void of external stimuli, typically achieved through floating in a tank of warm, highly buoyant water with the ears submerged. This practice is said to induce a profound state of relaxation, heightened self-awareness, and mental clarity. | Uptown Float

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Hello everyone, Let’s talk about sensory differences! I think about sensory processing challenges often. I think about sensory seeking and sensory avoiding, and how we can try and best accommodate the unique and complex individual needs of each and every neurodiverse person. I truly feel that sensory processing differences are still underestimated when it comes to our autistic loved ones. * When we start to become “detectives” and begin to understand what their behaviour may be communicating to