Sensory Tool House, LLC

Sensory Tool House, LLC A neurodiversity affirming environment to explore sensory supportive equipment and tools for all.

Happy World Health Day! 🌍✨This year’s theme is "Together for health. Stand with science," and at Sensory Tool House, we ...
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.

What is one "must-have" item in your sensory sanctuary? 🏠💤Whether it’s a weighted blanket that feels like a hug, a speci...
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!

New Class Alert: Sensory-Friendly Parent & Toddler Dance! 💃✨We’ve heard you, and we are so excited to share this amazing...
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

04/03/2026

🔧✨ Event Recap: What an AMAZING time at Adaptathon 2025! 🎉
In honor of Autism Acceptance Month, we’re celebrating the power of innovation! We transformed over 80 household items into accessible treasures for our community! 🙌 The Olympia High School Robotics Team and local students worked tirelessly to create incredible custom adaptations, ensuring everyone—especially our neurodivergent neighbors—can engage with the world on their own terms!

A HUGE shoutout to Mr. Andrew Woodbridge, all participants, and for their fantastic support! You showed us what COMMUNITY-POWERED inclusion is all about! 💖

By modifying everyday tools, we aren't just changing objects; we're breaking down barriers to sensory processing and independence. This event not only provides essential devices for those with disabilities but empowers students with hands-on skills to build a more inclusive future for all! 🌟

Let’s keep making magic happen!

🧠💬 Sensory Tip: Understanding Oral Motor InputDid you know that chewing, sipping, or blowing bubbles can actually help w...
04/01/2026

🧠💬 Sensory Tip: Understanding Oral Motor Input

Did you know that chewing, sipping, or blowing bubbles can actually help with focus and regulation?

Oral motor input uses the mouth, jaw, and tongue to support the nervous system. It’s a portable, powerful tool that can reduce anxiety, improve focus, and offer grounding, especially during transitions or overwhelming moments.

Here are just a few examples:
🧃 Drinking through a straw
🍿 Crunchy snacks
🛁 Blowing bubbles
🧸 Chewable fidgets
🍵 Sipping warm tea
🌀 Vibrating oral tools

But like all tools, context matters. Oral input isn’t always appropriate — especially if it interferes with eating, speech, or becomes overstimulating.

✅ Use what works for you. Every body is different.
👀 Save & share this tip with someone who could use a little sensory support today.



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An educational graphic titled “Sensory Tip: Understanding Oral Motor Input” by Sensory Tool House. It explains that oral motor input involves using the mouth, jaw, and tongue for sensory regulation, and lists examples like chewable fidgets, crunchy snacks, drinking through straws, and blowing bubbles. It highlights when to use oral input (e.g., during transitions or overwhelming moments), when not to use it (e.g., during speech or eating), and reminds users to follow personal preferences. The layout includes icons such as a drink cup with straw, gum, and a recycling symbol.

Celebrate Autism Acceptance Month with Us! 🌟🎉 At Sensory Tool House, we’re thrilled to join in the celebration of Autism...
04/01/2026

Celebrate Autism Acceptance Month with Us! 🌟🎉

At Sensory Tool House, we’re thrilled to join in the celebration of Autism Acceptance this April! Acceptance means so much more than just kindness—it’s about embracing the unique brilliance that each person brings to our world!

Why should you come visit us?

✨ A Safe Space: Our store is designed to be a calm and welcoming oasis for everyone!

🛠️ Tools for You: Whether you’re looking for focus, relaxation, or just some fun, we have the perfect tools to support your needs!

🤝 Community: We’re here to listen and help you find exactly what you need to thrive!

We are proud to be a part of the Olympia community. Whether you identify as autistic, are a family member, or a friend, our doors are wide open for YOU!

Come say hello! We can't wait to meet you!

📍Address: 5831 Lacey Blvd SE Ste. J, Lacey, WA 98503
Phone: (360) 915-9457

03/31/2026

April Awareness at Sensory Tool House 💙

Hey friends! Did you know that April is a special month for the disability and neurodivergent community? We’re excited to celebrate:

✨ Autism Acceptance Month
✨ Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month
✨ Parkinson’s Awareness Month
✨ FND (Functional Neurological Disorder) Awareness Month

At Sensory Tool House, we're all about making sure everyone has the tools they need to navigate the world comfortably. Whether you're on the hunt for sensory-friendly products or adaptive devices, or just want a cozy space to unwind, our friendly team—92% of whom are neurodivergent—is here to help you!

🌟 Try Before You Buy: Come test out our products in person.
🌟 Sensory Room: Take a breather and reset in our dedicated space.

We’d love for you to come visit us this week!

📍 Find us at: 5831 Lacey Blvd. SE Suite J, Lacey, WA 98503
🚗 Getting here: We’re located on Lacey Blvd SE, right by College St SE, across from the Lacey Post Office!

Our hours are Tuesday – Saturday from 11 AM – 6 PM.

03/30/2026

🤗 Compression clothing = wearable hugs.
For many people, compression provides calming proprioceptive input — like a gentle hug that helps regulate the nervous system throughout the day.

At Sensory Tool House, you’ll find:
• 🧺 Soft, breathable compression shirts in pink, blue, black, gray, and white
• 📏 Sizes for everyone — from toddlers to adults
• 🛍️ Try it on in-store, then order your perfect size & color for home delivery or pickup
• 👩‍⚕️ Need something more structured? We can measure you for SPIO medical-grade compression too

Whether you’re looking for everyday comfort or targeted sensory support, we’re here to help you find the right fit.

📍Visit us in-store or shop online at sensorytoolhouse.com


🧠 Regulation doesn’t stop at childhood — and neither does our support.

❓Did you know?💙World Down Syndrome day is to bring awareness and promote inclusion, rights, dignity, and full participat...
03/22/2026

❓Did you know?

💙World Down Syndrome day is to bring awareness and promote inclusion, rights, dignity, and full participation in community and all aspects of life.
💛The date 3/21 represents the 3 copies of chromosome 21 that cause Down syndrome.
💙1 in 800 babies will be born with Down syndrome
💛Why mismatched socks? What better way to bring awareness and start conversations on inclusion. And, because people with Down syndrome have an extra 21st chromosome, representing the “mismatched” pairs. 
💙Theme this year is “Together Against Loneliness” because loneliness is real and impacts the health of those with Down syndrome, caregivers, and family members.

Are you rocking your bright mismatched socks today?




Photo Description: blue and yellow background snd fonts. World Down syndrome 2026 with an illustration of the earth, blue and yellow ribbon and mismatched socks

03/20/2026

🌀 Trust Falls = Teamwork + Sensory Support 💥

In this video, we’re demoing the Crash Pad. A versatile sensory tool designed for movement, impact, and safe crashing (literally). Whether you’re regulating restless energy, learning body awareness, or just really need a place to land, this one’s for you. It's even an excellent place to nap for all ages...just ask our team ☺️

✨ Ideal for:
✔️ Saving your couch cushions from being the jump and crash space
✔️ Proprioceptive (muscle and joint) support
✔️ Balance... (See Katie fall)
✔️ Sensory rooms, classrooms, clinics, or home setups (Again, save the couch cushion) 🛋️
✔️ Balance, movement, and calming pressure

🧼 Wipeable vinyl cover or cloth covers
🧵 Durable rip-stop nylon construction
📏 Sizes: 4’x3’ or 5’x5’

📦 Ships compressed — fluffs up in 48 hours
⚠️ Use under supervision — trust falls optional 😉
📍Available now at Sensory Tool House

🌟 Need support with education, employment, or daily living?The Bridge Assistive Technology Program is here to help — and...
03/20/2026

🌟 Need support with education, employment, or daily living?

The Bridge Assistive Technology Program is here to help — and it’s 100% FREE for people of all ages with disabilities.

But don’t wait… ⏳ funding is limited, and once it’s gone, the program ends. Now is the time to apply!

💙 What Bridge Provides (at no cost):
• Assistive technology to support school, work, and daily life
• One‑on‑one training so you can confidently use your equipment
• Digital Literacy courses for navigating today’s online world
• Tools for mobility, low vision, motor skills, daily living, and ergonomics

📲 Apply Today: www.bridge-at.com
Your independence matters — let’s build it together.

This project is supported by Grant No.SLRFP0002 awarded by U.S. Department of the Treasury. Points of view in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Grant funds are administered by the Washington State Broadband Office, Washington State Department of Commerce.


03/18/2026

✨ Need help sitting still or just want more comfort during the day? Let’s talk seating tools!

Today at Sensory Tool House, we’re demoing:
🌀 The Wiggle Seat – low-profile, discreet, and pressure-relieving
🔄 The Sit ‘n Twist Cushion – spin in place with padded comfort
🦶 The Bouncy Bands – perfect for feet that need to move without the noise

Whether you're neurodivergent, supporting a loved one, or just exploring seating that works better for your body—these tools are all about movement without distraction.

📍Available in-store or online at sensorytoolhouse.com

🛠️ We’re here to help you find what fits your needs.

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

Telephone

+13609159457

Website

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

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