The Sensory Specialist with Sarah James
About this episode: Sarah James is the founder of The Sensory Specialist, a Melbourne-based business providing families, schools and organisations with sensory tools. A former psychology teacher and mum of two, Sarah works with councils, schools and major venues to design sensory-friendly spaces. In this episode we explore accessibility, neurodiversity and the practical work of making everyday public environments neuroinclusive. Key Takeaways • Why sensory inclusive public spaces are important for children and adults • How sensory aids can assist in the classroom • How the NDIS shaped the landscape.

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