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Snoezelen for Early Years

Snoezelen for Early Years
Snoezelen for Early Years From the moment we wake, we continually experience a huge range of sensory information from the world around us; audible, visual, tactile, olfactory, gustatory, vestibular and proprioceptive as well as interoceptive. The information is fed through our peripheral nervous system, to our central nervous system and then we organize a response to…
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Snoezelen for Autism

Snoezelen for Autism
Snoezelen for Autism Snoezelen Multi-Sensory Environments provide the tools and a suitable, gradable and safe environment in which Health and Social Care professionals can carry out assessments and interventions. Treatment and care should take into account individual needs and preferences but also be flexible enough to respond to changing needs as the individual matures or responds to treatment.…
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Snoezelen for Brain Injury

Snoezelen for Brain Injury
Snoezelen for Brain Injury Acquired brain injury, and other neurological conditions, can be devastating to the individual concerned and their families, friends and loved ones, particularly if it is the result of a sudden event. Multi-Sensory Environments (MSEs), although perhaps not initially a very obvious choice for clinical interventions, can be designed to include equipment…
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Snoezelen for the Elderly

Snoezelen for the Elderly
Snoezelen for the Elderly The term ‘dementia’ describes progressive disorders affecting the brain such as Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia and dementia with Lewy bodies. These conditions present problems with thinking, mood, behavior, and the ability to take part in everyday activity and leisure. If no suitable activities are provided and people living with dementia have…
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