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Sensory‑friendly program thrives in Guysborough
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Sensory‑friendly program thrives in Guysborough
Sensory-friendly activities inside a Guysborough gymnasium are giving area families a safe and welcoming space to connect, thanks to monetary support from Nova Scotia Health’s community health board wellness fund. Amber Hart, who leads the Devoted to Diversity sensory‑friendly gym activities, said the program was born out of necessity. As the mother of an eight‑year‑old daughter with autism, Hart saw few options for children with varied abilitie…
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