Rowen's Biography

Rowen is a valued member of the Sensory Space team. She first joined us as a volunteer during our Summer Camp in 2025, where she spent two weeks supporting and assisting the children taking part in the programme.
Having a younger brother who is autistic has given Rowen a personal understanding of some of the everyday experiences and challenges that families of children with additional needs may face.
Rowen has a positive attitude towards learning and enjoys challenging herself, developing new skills and trying new things.
Outside of Sensory Space, Rowen has been passionate about football since the age of nine. She plays for Termonfeckin FC and is a proud Liverpool supporter.
Rowen is also a big music fan and loves going to concerts whenever she gets the chance. Some of her favourite artists include Ariana Grande and Harry Styles.

Eve's Biography

Eve is a Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist specialising in Play Therapy, with over 20 years’ experience working with children. She began her career as an Early Years Educator after obtaining her BA (Ord) in Early Childhood Care and Education. Her passion for supporting children’s emotional wellbeing led her to complete a Postgraduate Diploma in Play Therapy, followed by a Master’s Degree in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy.
 
Eve takes an integrative, child-centred approach, drawing on a range of therapeutic approaches to meet the individual needs of each child. Through play, children can express and explore feelings and experiences that may be difficult to put into words, supporting the development of
emotional awareness, coping skills, confidence and resilience.
 
Alongside her therapeutic work, Eve has experience supporting parents and young children in the early years, with a particular focus on child development, relationships and parenting. She believes that working collaboratively with parents and carers is an important part of supporting
positive change and helping children and families beyond the therapy room. She is also a trained facilitator of the Circle of Security Parenting Programme.
 
Eve is committed to ongoing personal and professional development and is currently pre-accredited with the Irish Association for Play Therapy and Psychotherapy (IAPTP), working in accordance with its professional and ethical standards.
 
Outside of her professional life, Eve enjoys spending time with her family, including her two teenage children. She loves spending time in nature and at the beach, as well as getting creative through crafts and other creative activities.

Sensory Room

Discover Calm in Our Sensory Room

Is your child struggling with sensory overload, feeling overwhelmed by everyday stimuli? Do simple textures, scents, lights, loud noises, or crowded environments sometimes become too much, leading to distress or anxiety? Our sensory room is meticulously crafted to aid individuals facing sensory challenges in learning to regulate their brain’s reactions to external stimuli by cultivating coping skills for these encounters.

Our sensory room is not just a getaway. It provides people a safe place when their senses are overwhelmed, offering a calm spot to feel better emotionally. It serves as a low-stress, inviting environment where individuals can navigate their emotions and responses to various stimuli. Our aim is not only to help them confront sensory sensitivities but also to nurture the development of coping mechanisms that will empower them to thrive in the sensory-rich world beyond the confines of our space.

Sensory Room Benefits and Effectiveness

Sensory rooms provide a variety of benefits for both children and adults of all ages. This purposefully designed space offers a sanctuary where individuals can engage with their senses in a controlled and supportive environment. Here are some of the key benefits:

Increase concentration and focus attention
Develop or reactivate senses of hearing, sight, smell, touch and taste
Heighten awareness and improve alertness
Improve coordination and motor development
Promote cognitive development by increased brain function
Encourage people to explore their environment
Provide security
Improve and encourage creativity
Develop a sense of cause and effect
Develop language
Promote social interactions
Promote mental and physical relaxation- stress levels drop dramatically
Calmer and less aggressive behaviour
Improve communication and sharing
Provide relief and distraction from pain and painful treatments

Step into our sensory room for a journey back to calm

Let our sensory room become a safe space for managing sensory input and personal growth.

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