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Sensory Sensitivity Stages Alexandra Jacobson

Sensory Sensitivity Stages Alexandra Jacobson
Sensory Sensitivity Stages Alexandra Jacobson

The Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) Typography Poster Series explores the challenges of processing sensory stimuli through typographic solutions. Using color contrast and visual elements, the series highlights the stages of sensory sensitivity , from mild discomfort to severe overload, illustrating how identical stimuli can affect individuals differently. Augmented Reality (AR) enhances the ...

Sensory and Motor Pathways in the Central Nervous System
Sensory and Motor Pathways in the Central Nervous System

Focusing on Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), I highlighted sensory sensitivity and its effects, depicting different stages of sensitivity using color contrast variations. Augmented Reality was integrated into the posters, introducing sound variations corresponding to each stage , which garnered positive feedback for its innovative approach.

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How to Create a Sensory Friendly Classroom An In Depth Guide for Educators
How to Create a Sensory Friendly Classroom An In Depth Guide for Educators

Her latest poster series, Sensory Sensitivity Stages , employs a multi- sensory design approach, integrating sound through augmented reality (AR) and tactile elements through 3D printing, enhancing accessibility and engagement.

Sensory Sensitivity Stages For this project, I focused on Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), addressing challenges in organizing and processing sensory stimuli. In the Easense project, sensory sensitivity denotes an intensified response to stimuli, often causing discomfort, distraction, or avoidance of specific sensory experiences.

Tarsal Tunnel Exam Stanford Medicine 25
Tarsal Tunnel Exam Stanford Medicine 25

Research Alexandra Jacobson

It presents the research, design process, sensory experiences, and results aimed at better serving the sensory -sensitive population. Sensa Design is a platform created as a resource for designers to share and learn multi- sensory approaches when designing with the sensory sensitivity community in mind, particularly focusing on young adults.

This 9' x 7.5' tactile installation offered the public an interactive experience to explore their texture sensitivity spectrum. Visitors engaged with different textures, contributed to visualizations, and shared their experiences, fostering curiosity and understanding. This multi- sensory approach encouraged dialogue and raised awareness about sensory sensitivities. The installation ...

Sensory Processing Disorder in Autism The Autism Community in Action
Sensory Processing Disorder in Autism The Autism Community in Action

Alexandra Jacobson

Holding a terminal degree in Visual Communication Design, I specialize in multi- sensory design with a focus on addressing the needs of neurodivergent audiences and creating sensory -sensitive ...

As the first designer in a family of artists, I grew up immersed in creative thinking, which inspired my commitment to solving problems through design. With a terminal degree in Visual Communication Design, I specialize in multi- sensory design, focusing on creating sensory -sensitive solutions that address the needs of neurodivergent audiences. My design philosophy emphasizes crafting systemic ...

Sensory Sensitive Sunday Participating Locations
Sensory Sensitive Sunday Participating Locations

Work Alexandra Jacobson

Design to Evolve Enhancing communication, educating for inclusivity, crafting immersive experiences, and evolving through collaboration to meet diverse needs.

Plantar Directional Foot
Plantar Directional Foot
Nutrolin OMEGA SENSITIVE for dogs and cats
Nutrolin OMEGA SENSITIVE for dogs and cats
SENSORY BEADS LACING SET Clever Toys
SENSORY BEADS LACING SET Clever Toys
Coping Strategies for Sensory Overload
Coping Strategies for Sensory Overload
Making Sense of Sensory Week 5 Understanding Taste Sensitivities
Making Sense of Sensory Week 5 Understanding Taste Sensitivities
How to Build An Inclusive Classroom for Children with Autism
How to Build An Inclusive Classroom for Children with Autism

There are the four patterns of sensory processing: low registration, sensation seeking, sensory sensitive and sensation avoiding. Low registration: A child with low registration does not recognize or process all of the incoming sensory information, and they do not compensate by trying to gain more sensory input to meet their needs.