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Sensory Tool House, LLC

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Sensory Tool House, LLC

A neurodiversity affirming environment to explore sensory supportive equipment and tools for all.

02/19/2026

Is that snow? ❄️
☕️ Grab a hot drink from our neighbors and then come visit us. We will keep the heat on!

02/18/2026

✨ WE’RE HIRING! ✨
Ready to join a team that values people, purpose, and growth?

Sensory Tool House LLC is now hiring part-time team members! 🎉

🔹 Customer Experience Associate (Retail Dept.)
🔹 Bookkeeping Clerk (Purchasing Dept.)

If you’re detail-oriented, customer-focused, and excited to make an impact, we’d love to hear from you!

📲 Apply today:
• Scan the QR code
• Visit Indeed, WorkSourceWA, or
https://sensorytoolhouse.com/pages/hiring

💙 Come grow with us—your next opportunity starts here.

Alt Text: Graphic announcing “We Are Hiring – Join Our Team” in a blue and white design. The post lists part-time positions: Customer Experience Associate (Retail Department) and Bookkeeping Clerk (Purchasing Department). It includes a megaphone icon, a QR code, and instructions to learn more and apply via Indeed.com, WorkSourceWA.com, or SensoryToolHouse.com. The Sensory Tool House LLC logo appears at the bottom.

02/05/2026

✈️ Accessibility in Action: Behind the Scenes with Southwest Airlines

We’re proud to share that our very own Lauren Howard, Vice President of Sensory Tool House, continues to serve on the Southwest Airlines Customer Accessibility Advisory Committee, a vital initiative focused on improving accessibility across all areas of the Southwest experience.

Lauren recently participated in the annual in-person committee meeting to provide direct feedback on a wide range of topics. A highlight was hearing from Bob Jordan, CEO, on his career with Southwest and the direction the airline is headed moving forward.

At Sensory Tool House, we believe access is not an afterthought, it’s the foundation. We’re honored to help shape that future in the air and beyond.

01/23/2026

✨ Together, we’re breaking barriers and building access. ✨

At Sensory Tool House, we believe that when neurodivergent and disabled individuals have equitable access to education, employment, and community spaces, everyone benefits.

By creating inclusive environments, employers unlock a workforce that is reliable, innovative, and productive—a true win for all.

We’re proud to be part of the conversations and actions shaping our local community and beyond. Thank you for a wonderful 2025 and for all the work we accomplished together!

In 2026, we’re continuing this mission: fostering understanding, driving accessibility, and mitigating challenges so that all systems can flourish.

💙 Thank you for being part of this movement. Together, we’re creating a future where inclusion isn’t optional—it’s essential.

Alt Text: A grid of small box-like frames showing people and a dog holding or displaying various sensory tools, such as fidgets, plush items, textured cushions, adaptive tools, timers, and light‑up toys. One frame features the Sensory Tool House LLC logo. Text at the bottom reads: “Thank you for helping us push past barriers and think beyond the box to support accessibility and inclusion. Here’s to even more possibilities in 2026!”

01/09/2026

This isn’t a costume — it’s a tool for nervous system support that helps you feel safe, calm, and more connected to your body.

In this video, we’re showcasing the Body Sock — a stretchy, deep-pressure tool that supports regulation, spatial awareness, and sensory organization for kids and adults.

Whether seeking input or need help grounding, this tool gives immediate tactile + muscle and joint (proprioceptive) feedback in a safe, cozy way.

✨ Ideal for:
✔️ Kids and Adults with autism, ADHD, or sensory integration needs
✔️ Deep pressure seekers
✔️ Calming, organizing, and movement-based regulation
✔️ OT sessions, sensory corners, or home use

📏 Sizing: Choose a size that matches or slightly trails your height:
• Small: 40" x 27"
• Medium: 47" x 27"
• Large: 56" x 28"

🗑️ Machine washable
🧵 Made from breathable, stretchy nylon/spandex
🔘 Snap closures for easy entry/exit and secure compression

📍Available now at Sensory Tool House or online at sensorytoolhouse.com

01/05/2026

🌟 A Night to Celebrate Community Leadership
We’re honored (and so excited!) to celebrate our very own Katie McMurray, founder of Sensory Tool House, as a 2026 Distinguished Leader Awards honoree — alongside Squaxin Island Tribe and TVW -- Washington Public Affairs Network .

🎉 Join us for an evening that shines a spotlight on leaders who go beyond their roles to uplift and empower our community.

📍Wednesday, February 11
The Washington Center for the Performing Arts
🎟️ $100 per person
Hosted by the Leadership Thurston County Foundation

✨ Your ticket includes:
• Hosted cocktail reception
• Award presentations + video features by Sky Bear Media
• A celebratory dessert social catered by Bite Me Catering PNW

⏰ Schedule
5:30pm – Doors + Reception
6:45pm – Awards Presentation
7:45pm – Dessert & Socializing

This isn't just an event — it's a celebration of impact, advocacy, and the people working every day to make our region more inclusive, innovative, and connected.

🎟️ Tickets available now – let’s show up for community leadership!
Ticket Link: https://leadthurstoncounty.com/dla/

Alt Text: Photo 1: woman in a green shirt sitting in a chair smiling with a camera and lights on her being interviewed.
Photo 2: Promotional graphic for the 2026 Distinguished Leader Awards, hosted by Leadership Thurston County. The event takes place Wednesday, February 11 at The Washington Center for the Performing Arts, with doors opening at 5:30pm. The image features the Leadership Thurston County logo on the left, along with three honorees centered in boxes:
TV Washington – circular blue logo with a white silhouette of Washington state and “TVW” in bold letters. Katie McMurray, Sensory Tool House – photo of Katie smiling, wearing a green jacket and purple top. Squaxin Island Tribe – red and black Coast Salish-style tribal artwork of a sea creature, resembling a killer whale. Light blue and orange stars decorate the background.

01/02/2026

At Sensory Tool House, we’re proud to partner with Vision Matters, specialists in tools that support those with low vision. We now have multiple devices IN STORE to test and try so you can determine what will work best for you.

Not only do we have devices that magnify, we also carry devices dedicated to converting text to audible speech.

From desktop to portable designs, these tools make daily life more accessible for those with low vision.

🛠️ Featured in this video:
• Desktop Magnifiers – Large field of view, perfect for reading, writing, and crafting
• Mobile & Portable Magnifiers – For menus, price tags, and life on the go
• Text-to-Speech Devices – Turn printed words into spoken ones, instantly

Whether you're shopping for yourself or a loved one, these tools provide real-world support. Come visit and try them out for yourself!

📍Available now in-store or sensorytoolhouse.com

12/31/2025

May the New Year bring you closer to your goals and fill your life with goodness! ✨🎆

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Dark blue background with golden fireworks and a city skyline silhouette. Centered is the Sensory Tool House logo above large white and gold text:
“Happy 2026 New Year”
Smaller white text below reads:
“May the New Year bring you closer to your goals and fill your life with goodness.”
Sensory Tool House, LLC

12/29/2025

🌿 Creating Visual Calm Starts Small
Our environments speak to our nervous systems, sometimes louder than we realize.

✨ Try this:
• Soften harsh lighting - Use lamps and dimmers. Avoid fluorescent lighting or cover with light filters.
• Reduce visual clutter - A clear space can help reduce anxiety and overstimulating visual input.
• Choose calming colors - Avoid bright reflective colors that can increase visual input and eye strain.
• Take short screen breaks - Screens can cause strain and eye fatigue. Close your eyes and take a moment to breathe.

These small shifts can offer big relief.

At Sensory Tool House, we believe regulation isn’t a luxury, it’s a right. Let’s design spaces that support, soothe, and invite everyone to feel more at ease.

📍Explore more sensory-friendly ideas at SensoryToolHouse.com

Alt Text:
White notecard graphic taped to a soft mint green background. Large text reads:
“Creating Visual Calm”
with the following tips below, each paired with an emoji:
🌤 Soften harsh lighting
🪴 Reduce clutter
🎨 Use calming colors
⏸ Take short screen breaks
Small text at the bottom reads:
small changes = big sensory relief
Sensory Tool House, LLC | sensorytoolhouse.com

12/25/2025

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Sensory Santa this year. 🎅🎄
🌟 This is our favorite event of the year. The joy of all uplifts us and makes our year complete.

Thank you for being part of our community and trusting us to make your experience special.

Alt Text: Santa Claus sitting in a chair with three women smiling sitting around him holding red and white candy props. Background is a Christmas theme with a Christmas tree and red and white ornaments.

Address

5831 Lacey Boulevard SE Suite J
Lacey, WA
98503

Opening Hours

Tuesday	11am - 6pm
Wednesday	11am - 6pm
Thursday	11am - 6pm
Friday	11am - 6pm
Saturday	11am - 6pm
Sunday	12pm - 5pm

Telephone

+13609159457

Website

http://www.sensorytoolhouse.com/, https://www.equiacc.com/, https://bridge-at.com/

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