Sensory Tool House, LLC

04/21/2026

Thank you A Gift for Special Children and The Home Depot in Tumwater, WA for supporting participants of our Bridge - Assistive Technology program.

This program is for those with a disability living in Lewis, Mason, or Grays Harbor counties. Participants are supported with assistive technology that will help give access to Education, Employment, and Community.

If you are or know someone who qualifies, apply today! Program ends soon.

Let’s continue to break barriers and provide access!

You can learn more at SensoryToolHouse.com or at https://bridge-at.com/

Thank you to the Tumwater Home Depot for helping us to get a water heater for a family!! Thanks also to the Bridge Team @ Sensory Tool House, LLC, for coordinating with us to make this happen!!

04/20/2026

🪢 Hanging Out (Literally) with the Rope Swing!
Meet the rope swing: the indoor MVP for burning energy and finding your calm. Whether you’re a pro-climber or just looking for a good spin, this is the ultimate "heavy work" tool for your living room.
Why it’s awesome:
• Chill Vibes: The swinging motion is a total reset button for a busy brain. 🧠✨
• Sneaky Exercise: It builds core and grip strength while you think you’re just goofing off.
• Disability Friendly: It’s a great way to get that much-needed sensory input without needing a whole playground.
Watch the video to see it in action! ⬇️
Want to make sure it’ll work for your space? Give us a shout at 360-915-9457 and we’ll help you verify the details.

04/16/2026

At Sensory Toolhouse, we believe that professional support should feel like home. Our team is here to guide you with a gentle, tender touch that makes every family feel truly seen and supported. We’ve created a space where the pressure disappears and you can finally just breathe. We care so much about the families we serve that you should probably be prepared—hugs are bound to happen!
Stop by and see us today. We can't wait to welcome you into the family. 💙✨

04/16/2026

🌈 NeeDoh restock is live.!

📋 While supplies last, in store and online at www.SensoryToolHouse.com.

2️⃣ Limit two items per customer.

🐱 4 Pack Teenie Cool Cats
🍓 Groovy Fruit
🌈 Mac n’ Squeeze

MacNSqueeze GroovyFruit

Alt Text: Store shelves containing a NeeDoh product restock and purchase limit sign.

04/15/2026

The NeeDoh Update You’ve Been Waiting For! 🌈🍩
We know the "squish" is in high demand! While we are currently out of stock, we’re working hard to get them back on our shelves. We will announce it right here on social media the moment our new shipment arrives! 📢

Need a NeeDoh fix right now?
Our friends at in downtown Olympia just received a shipment! Swing by and see them soon to grab yours while supplies last. 🏃‍♂️💨

Find us here:
🏠 Sensory Tool House
📍 5831 Lacey Blvd. SE, Suite J, Lacey, WA
🌐 SensoryToolHouse.com

04/14/2026

"Inclusion Starts with Friendship" 📖✨
At Sensory Tool House, we believe building an inclusive world begins with understanding. That’s why we are proud to carry "Since We’re Friends" by Celeste Shally.
This story is a beautiful reminder that friendship means meeting people where they are. By highlighting the bond between neurodivergent peers, Shally teaches us how to support one another with patience and empathy.
True inclusion is an action we take every day. Sharing stories like this helps us all build a community where everyone truly belongs.
📍 Stop by and pick up your copy today!
5831 Lacey Blvd. SE, Suite J, Lacey, WA 98503

04/13/2026

🎧 Hey Friends! Did you know that the world sounds different for everyone? Ever notice how the hum of your fridge feels like a loud vacuum? Or maybe you need a little rhythm to keep your focus sharp? That’s your auditory input doing its thing! 🧠✨

Sound is more than just background noise; it’s crucial information! By tuning into our auditory needs, we can reduce stress, enhance our focus, and feel more in sync with our daily lives. Whether it’s using noise-canceling headphones or enjoying some soothing white noise, the right sound tools can truly make a difference.

💬 We’d love to hear from you! What’s your go-to sound (or silence) tool? Are you a fan of Loop earplugs? Do you have a special playlist that helps you power through tasks? Or do you prefer the peace of a totally quiet room? Share your favorites in the comments below! 👇

If you're looking to explore what works best for you, come visit us at Sensory Tool House in Lacey! 🏠 You can try on different earmuffs, test various white noise options, and discover the perfect fit for your sensory profile.

🛒 Ready to shop for some awesome auditory tools? Check out SensoryToolHouse.com!



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An infographic titled “Sensory Tip: Understanding Auditory Input” by Sensory Tool House. It explains how our brain processes sounds from background noise to sudden loud sounds. The benefits of supporting auditory needs include reducing overwhelm, improving focus, and enhancing emotional regulation. The infographic provides examples such as music, noise-reducing headphones, quiet spaces, and rhythmic sounds. It also highlights when to use auditory input (during transitions, work, or when feeling overwhelmed) and when to avoid it (if it causes distress or in unsafe environments). A reminder notes that everyone processes sound differently, featuring icons like a vintage radio, headphones, a person enjoying music, and a smartphone.

04/11/2026

🟦 Bounce. Balance. Regulate.
In this video, we’re demoing the Abilitations Bouncing Board, a sensory movement tool that’s part trampoline, part balance trainer, and all fun.

Jumping provides powerful proprioceptive and vestibular input, helping kids release energy, strengthen core muscles, and feel more grounded in their bodies.

✨ Perfect for:
✔️ Releasing built-up energy
✔️ Developing balance + coordination
✔️ Supporting core strength
✔️ Sensory-seeking movement breaks at home or in therapy settings

🪵 Made from sturdy birch wood
🔧 Four built-in springs for gentle bounce
📦 Ships directly from the manufacturer (not available in-store)

📏 23.75" x 19.75" x 5"
👧 Ages 4+ | Max weight: 100 lbs | One jumper at a time
🚨 Use with adult supervision

This isn’t just play — it’s intentional movement for regulation and resilience.

📍Order online now at sensorytoolhouse.com

04/08/2026

Stop "getting by" and start clicking with confidence. 🖱️✨

The digital world can feel like it wasn't built for everyone—but we’re changing that. Whether you're in the heart of Mason County, the coast of Grays Harbor, Lewis County, or Nisqually Tribal Land, the Bridge Program is your personal toolkit for independence.

It’s not just about learning a keyboard; it’s about:

Mastering the adaptive tools that work for your brain.

Gaining the digital literacy to navigate life on your terms.

Finding a supportive space where "technical difficulties" are met with patience, not judgment.

The best part? This program is fully funded (no cost to you) for eligible participants.

Let’s build your bridge. 🤝
📍 Start here: sensorytoolhouse.com



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A supportive mentor stands beside a young adult with Down syndrome who is seated at a desk using a laptop. The mentor leans in with a hand on the back of the chair, smiling and offering guidance. The setting is a bright, welcoming office space with light blue and cream walls. Above the image, text reads “Building Bridges in Our Community – The Bridge Program by Sensory Tool House,” with a playful curved arrow pointing toward the photo.

04/07/2026

Happy World Health Day! 🌍✨
This year’s theme is "Together for health. Stand with science," and at Sensory Tool House, we couldn't agree more. Health isn't just about doctor visits; it’s about how we support our nervous systems every single day. 🧠💪
We take pride in offering tools backed by sensory science to help you and your loved ones regulate, focus, and thrive. Whether you are looking for evidence-based calming tools or ways to support a healthy sensory diet, we are here to help!

📍 Visit us today in Lacey:
6521 20th Ave SE, Lacey, WA 98503
Come chat with our team about how the right sensory tools can transform your daily well-being.


An image of a corner in a sensory room at Sensory Tool House, LLC. The walls are covered in light blue and pink rectangular foam blocks, creating a textured, brick-like appearance. A large, dark blue crash pad or bean bag sits on the floor, accompanied by a smaller, soft blue cushion in the foreground. On the left, a vertical light panel glows with vibrant purple and pink hues. A soft, circular light projection with abstract yellow and green bubble-like patterns is cast onto the right wall, creating a calming, immersive atmosphere.

04/07/2026

What is one "must-have" item in your sensory sanctuary? 🏠💤
Whether it’s a weighted blanket that feels like a hug, a specific ambient light, or that one fidget that helps you focus during long meetings—we want to know what helps you feel regulated.
📸 Post a photo of your favorite sensory tool in the comments!

04/04/2026

New Class Alert: Sensory-Friendly Parent & Toddler Dance! 💃✨
We’ve heard you, and we are so excited to share this amazing opportunity from our partners at South Sound Dance Access! By popular demand, a brand-new sensory-friendly caregiver-child class is launching this Spring for kiddos ages 2–3.
This is all about whole-family fun—parents and caregivers, get ready to get moving with your little dancer!
The Details:
🗓 When: May 4th – June 29th (Late Spring Session)
📍 Where: YWCA of Olympia
💰 Cost: Sliding scale ($30–$100 for the full 8-week series)
Spaces are limited and will fill up fast, so grab your spot now!
Register here: bit.ly/parenttoddlersensory