New Multisensory Room/Snoezeleon Company-Fun Factory Sensory Gym

Custom Large Clinic Custom Medium Clinic Custom Snoezelen Rooms Corner of a Custom Bedroom Gym Custom School Gym Custom School Gym in use Custom School Gym Custom School Gym Custom School Gym in use Custom School Gym - Ball Pit Custom Snoezelen Room Custom Clinic - Medium Custom Clinic - Medium Custom Garage Gym Custom Garage Gym Custom Medium Clinic Children Enjoying A Medium Custom Clinic Custom Rock Wall in Medium Clinic Pause

 

Fun Factory Sensory Gym.

Fun Factory Sensory Gym LLC is the premiere custom therapeutic sensory gym design and installation company serving the whole US.  With flexible budgeting, financing, and payment plans, FFSG has the ability to create the most comprehensive designs for schools, clinics, homes, and more.  We take your therapeutic treatment needs and turn them into successful sessions with your clients, no matter the size or budget! Our custom gyms are great for working with people of all ages with all different therapy needs.

Our Mission.

Fun Factory Sensory Gym's mission is to create a therapeutic sensory gym based on your needs, your budget, and the size of your space.  We want everyone to enjoy therapy and progress rapidly, which is what our custom therapeutic sensory gyms will accomplish. 

Popular Therapeutic Sensory Gym Qualities:

Ladders Trapeze Bars Platform Swings Jungle Gym (Monkey Bars) Zip Line Custom Storage Unit Relaxation Corners/Booths

Fine Motor areas with built in fold up table Balance Beam Ball Pit Steps Slides Scooter Ramp

Landing Decks Swings  Benches/Sitting Rockers Rock Wall Castle Structures Sensory Textured ramps

Additional Positive Attributes of a Custom Gym:

• Increased usable floor space
• Multiple treats can be performed at the same time
• Changes are easily made at low costs (location change, change in your treatment needs, updates to gym, etc.)
• Do not need to pay for complete set up
• Storage units for all equipment help treatments run more smoothly
• Color Match Technology to add the perfect touches to the atmosphere of your treatment area

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The New and Improved Hydration Backpack with Drinking Tube Positioning

  Because hydration is so important to good health, Mealtime Partners is emphasizing the use of hands-free drinking systems to facilitate consuming enough liquids for those who are unable to independently take a drink. In last months Newsletter the Front Mounted Drinking System was discussed. To continue providing details about our unique line of drinking products, this month we will describe the Hydration Backpack with Drinking Tube Positioning. Even though this product has been available for some time it was recently updated to include a larger bladder and longer tube positioning capability. Also, the new system has an on/off valve. These changes were made to facilitate the drinking system being accessible to a wider range of users with more diverse positioning and hydration needs. Figure 1 shows the Hydration Backpack with Tube Positioning mounted on a manual wheelchair.

Figure 1 - The Hydration Backpack with Drinking Tube Positioning Attached to a Wheelchair

Down's Syndrom Marriage

‘Monica & David’ Explores Marriage With Down Syndrome

When Monica and David Martinez got married five years ago, they were not your average bride and groom — both have Down syndrome. Deeply in love and committed to each other, their union nonetheless put the couple among a minority of people with developmental disabilities walking down the aisle.
Filmmaker Alexandra Codina — who is Monica’s cousin — followed the couple through their wedding and first year of marriage. The resulting documentary “Monica & David” captures the couple as they adjust to life together and struggle to define their own independence.
Ahead of the premiere of “Monica & David” on HBO Oct. 14, Codina spoke with Disability Scoop.

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Kabuki Syndrome Camper... A Place to Live??

What are the living options available for a special needs adult with Kabuki syndrome, who is medically fragile, has behavioral issues and is as capable of taking care of himself as a 5-year old?

Is adult foster care or living at home the only options for people with special needs. What happens when neither of these options is acceptable?

Kabuki Syndrome Mom and Dad were faced with these issues when their 18-year old, Nathan with Kabuki syndrome felt the need to be independent.