Supporting Neurodiverse and Highly Sensitive Clients in the Therapy Room

  • Supporting Neurodiverse and Highly Sensitive Clients in the Therapy Room

  • We understand everyone is different, and that small adjustments in the therapy room can make you feel more comfortable, more relaxed and ultimately make the treatments you receive more effective.

    Feel free to complete this questionnaire to suit you. You are welcome to skip the sections that are of no concern to you, equally you may wish to include as much detail as you like in the areas that are of more importance to you. 

    We will do what we reasonably can to make the treatment space as welcoming as possible for you. 

  • Lighting & Room Temperature

  • I prefer
  • I would prefer the room, if possible to be

  • Smells

  • Please select the options closest to your needs

  • Sounds, Talking and Music

  • Prior to the treatment
  • I prefer
  • I prefer

  • Blankets, fabrics and products

  • I'm sensitive to fabrics and would prefer if possible
  • Weight of blanket
  • Heated blankets
  • I'm sensitive to products

  • Movement

  • During a treatment

  • Pressure and Touch

  • Select all that apply

  • Entertainment, distractions and fidgets

  • If you want to bring a phone, tablet, toy, game or fidget along to use during your session that is absolutely fine. 

  • To make me aware its the end of the treatment...

  • Virtual Treatments

  • For some treatments virtual treatments are an option. If you would prefer a virtual treatment would you..

  • Communication & Booking Appointments

  • How would you prefer to book your treatments?

  • Thank you so much for taking the time to complete this form, no one is perfect and sometimes circumstances are beyond our control but we will do what we can to meet your needs. We may contact you if we need more information.

    If you have any suggestions for other things that could be included on this form please email hello@gentlereleasetherapy.com

  • This form was produced in collaboration with the following people:

    Helen Robinson, Hannah Nicklin, Fiona Purnell, Louise Power Merrick

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