24 Hours in a Sensory Deprivation Tank

Sensory deprivation tank in Brooklyn

Sensory deprivation involves immersing oneself in an environment void of external stimuli, typically achieved through floating in a tank of warm, highly buoyant water with the ears submerged. This practice is said to induce a profound state of relaxation, heightened self-awareness, and mental clarity. | Uptown Float

Meet the spiny lobster: a spiky ocean dweller with a rockin’ carapace. Unlike its clawed cousin, the spiny lobster rocks a pair of impressive antennae and a tail that’s pure surfboard vibes. Found in warm waters, they’re more about slipping through crevices than throwing down with claws. Spiny lobsters are nocturnal party animals, venturing out at night for a feast of bottom-dwelling delights. Get ready to groove with the spiky coolness! #marinelife #oceanconservation #sea #marinebiology #ocean

Hello everyone, Let’s talk about sensory differences! I think about sensory processing challenges often. I think about sensory seeking and sensory avoiding, and how we can try and best accommodate the unique and complex individual needs of each and every neurodiverse person. I truly feel that sensory processing differences are still underestimated when it comes to our autistic loved ones. * When we start to become “detectives” and begin to understand what their behaviour may be communicating to