Live Educate Transform Society’s low sensory spaces are specially designed environments that welcome everyone – especially neurodivergent folks, including people with ADHD, autism, sensory processing differences, anxiety, depression, and other mental health experiences.

Our spaces serve as an essential safer space that supports organizers in meeting the needs of all attendees, staff, and volunteers.

LET’S creates low or reduced sensory spaces for formal and informal events, including conferences, festivals, workshops, performances, charitable, corporate, and private gatherings.

Created and facilitated by neurodivergent people with lived expertise, these spaces offer reprieve, safety, calm, and comfort in the midst of noise, lights, crowds, and emotion. They make it possible for people to stay, to rest, recharge, regulate then return – rather than leave an event entirely.

Inside, you’ll find soft blankets, cozy seating, stuffed animals (including weighted stuffies) to cuddle. There are also fidget and stim items to explore, colouring materials to unwind with, and a wide selection of reading material.

Whether you come to take a short break, ground yourself between activities, or simply be in a peaceful shared space, the low sensory room is here for you – a gentle reminder that care and access can be woven into every part of community life.

LET’S uses a Disability Justice lens and prioritizes accessibility.

[LET’S’] low sensory space service is something I wish every event had. When I was feeling overwhelmed & overstimulated at a busy event, being able to retreat to the soft, quiet low sensory space was a sigh of relief. It made me feel seen & cared for, and allowed me to stay longer as well as have a more positive experience at the event.

Later, when I was helping to put on the Clean Air Festival, [LET’S] provided a low sensory space which turned out to be a hit among both kids & adults. Several attendees even said the low sensory space was their favourite part of the event! I saw people’s eyes light up as they played with the colourful fidget/stim toys and explored the lovingly curated books.

People were also so appreciative of the dedicated space for lying down and resting with cute weighted stuffed animals. Being able to meet people’s sensory & access needs in this way was a true joy.

I would recommend this low sensory space service to any event organizer who wants attendees to feel cared for. Heather’s lived expertise & thoughtfulness shines through in every detail of the space, and will no doubt delight your attendees.

The presence of a low or reduced sensory space at your event is an intentional, meaningful practice that demonstrates your commitment to accessibility, diversity, and equity and increases your potential audience.

Providing a low or reduced sensory space sends a clear message: your event values accessibility, embraces diversity, and creates room for everyone to belong.

The presence of a low sensory space reflects thoughtful event design – one that prioritizes accessibility, equity, and care, inviting more people to participate fully.

• 1 on 1 event coordination
• Trained, neurodivergent sensory space facilitators
• A large assortment of stuffies, colouring books, crayons/ markers/pencil crayons, books, word games and reading materials
• Fidget/stim items for onsite use (used to regulate emotions and help with under or overwhelm)
• Selection of fidget/stim items that event attendees can take home
• Resource materials on social justice topics (such as 2SLGBTQIA+ disability)
• Additional staff as needed.

We will work with you to design a low sensory environment ideal for your event.