[Building/Exhibition Name] Sensory Profile

This guide helps visitors with sensory processing needs, including autistic people, prepare for the environment.

General Conditions

  • Lighting: [e.g., Natural light, fluorescent, dim, flickering/strobe effects]
  • Acoustics: [e.g., Echoey halls, constant background music, sudden loud noises]
  • Smells: [e.g., Strong cleaning products, food areas, perfumes]
  • Crowds: [e.g., Busiest times, narrow spaces where people congregate]

Sensory Map

Identify specific zones with high or low sensory input.

Zone Light Level Noise Level Crowd Density
[Entrance] High High High
[Gallery A] Low Low Low
[Cafe] Medium High High

Supports Available

  • Quiet Space: [Location, how to access, and features like weighted blankets or dimmable lights]
  • Sensory Kits: [Available from reception? Includes noise-canceling headphones, fidget toys, etc.]
  • Sensory-Friendly Hours: [Days and times with reduced noise and lighting]
  • Social Scripts: [Link to a social script/story for visiting the building]

Trigger Alerts

[List any specific triggers like hand dryers in toilets, ringing bells, or pressurized air sounds in exhibits.]