S.E.N.D

Families and individuals with Special Educational Needs & Disabilities

At Smiley Spaces UK, we understand that every individual is unique — especially when it comes to sensory needs. Whether you're supporting a child with autism, ADHD, or sensory processing challenges, or simply want to create a calm space at home, we’re here to help.

Our sensory room packages are designed with the SEND community in mind. Affordable, effective and professionally installed, each space is tailored to promote calm, comfort and engagement. From soothing lighting and tactile panels to soft seating and interactive features, we work with you to build an environment that supports emotional regulation, focus, and everyday wellbeing — all for under £1,000.

You don’t need a large space or a big budget to make a meaningful difference. We’ll guide you through every step, offering practical advice and personal understanding to help you create a space where your loved one can thrive.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Children and adults with autism often experience sensory sensitivities — either hypersensitive or under-responsive to lights, sounds, textures, and movement. Sensory rooms provide a safe, structured environment that helps reduce anxiety, regulate emotions, and improve focus and engagement.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Individuals with ADHD can struggle with concentration, restlessness, and emotional regulation. Sensory rooms offer calming tools such as low lighting, fidget items, and soft textures that promote grounding and help with self-regulation, especially after overstimulation.

Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)

Those with SPD have difficulty interpreting sensory input, leading to overstimulation or under-stimulation. A sensory room gives controlled access to a variety of sensory experiences, helping users better process and respond to their environment in a safe and manageable way.

Global Developmental Delay (GDD)

Children with GDD often face delays in communication, motor skills, and cognitive development. Sensory rooms provide stimulating, interactive environments that support sensory exploration, fine and gross motor development, and social interaction — all while building confidence.

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S.E.N.D

Families and individuals with Special Educational Needs & Disabilities

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