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SENSORY PATH RESOURCE CENTER

We’re pleased to provide you with our Sensory Path Resource Center, the hub of all things sensory related! Here, you can learn about what a sensory path is and how your school, playground, or community can benefit from having one.

For over a decade now, we’ve been creating indoor, outdoor and portable activities used for sensory pathways, trails, hallways and walks. Today, we sell more than 200 products, many of which can be used for your sensory path needs, both indoors, outdoors and on the go!

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All About Sensory Paths

What is a sensory path?

What is sensory play?

Who created sensory paths?

Who can use a sensory path?

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Why are Sensory Paths Important?

Sensory paths and sensory play are a natural part of a child’s day. Children and students all over the world are being flooded with a variety of sensory stimuli across the host of different environments that they encounter each and every day. These experiences are part of a continuous series of "sensory pathways" that help them learn about their environment, what is expected of them, and how they are supposed to interact with the broader world around them.

Sadly, many children’s sensory pathways, and ultimately their sensory systems of the body, are simply not challenged enough. If the sensory system is under-stimulated, our bodies often seek out ways to find stimulation to satisfy that need. In children, this sensory-seeking behavior often manifests in tantrums, crying, hyperactivity, and more.

Providing a comprehensive approach to, and ensuring that, children have ample opportunities to engage in daily physical activity (by increasing opportunities to experience new sensory pathways) is critical to their development. When sensory paths are created in a meaningful and thoughtful way, they can contribute to a child’s overall health and daily well-being.

From the Sensory Experts

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The below articles are written by Dr. Timothy D. Davis, CAPE, (Certified Adapted Physical Educator), Associate Professor, SUNY Cortland, Department of Physical Education, and Founder and Director of the Sensory Integration/Motor Sensory (SIMS) Movement Exploration Center at SUNY Cortland.

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Free Sensory Path Advice

Are you considering providing a sensory experience for your students? Not sure how to create an impactful sensory path that addresses your students' needs? Learn the basic concepts, planning strategies and management tips from our founder Pamela Gunther (architect and planner) and Dr. Timothy Davis of SUNY Cortland's Dept of Physical Education, Sensory Integration Motor Sensory and Multi-Sensory Environment (SIMS/MSE) Lab.

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