Frazier Sensory Bags & How We Help

Who we Serve

Many individuals, especially those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ADHD, and sensory processing disorder (SPD), struggle with overwhelming stimuli in their environment.
How we help: Our sensory bags include tools like fidget items, weighted lap pads, noise-reducing earmuffs, and calming visual aids to help them manage overstimulation and self-soothe in stressful situations.
Example: A child with autism attending a noisy classroom can use a fidget toy to stay calm and focused without disrupting the learning environment.

Parents of children with sensory needs often struggle to find effective, portable solutions to help their child regulate emotions and behaviors.
How we help: Our sensory bags are designed to be on-the-go solutions for car rides, doctor’s visits, restaurants, and other public spaces where children may feel overwhelmed.
Example: A mother taking her child with ADHD to a restaurant can use our sensory bag with tactile and calming tools to keep her child engaged and relaxed during the meal.

Classrooms can be overstimulating for students with sensory sensitivities, affecting their focus, participation, and emotional well-being.
How we help: Schools can use our sensory bags as calming kits for students who need a break from sensory overload, providing fidgets, noise-canceling tools, and stress-relief items.
Example: A teacher can have a designated sensory corner where students can access a Frazier Sensory Bag to regain focus and self-regulate before returning to their tasks.

Occupational therapists, speech therapists, and behavioral specialists often incorporate sensory tools into therapy sessions to help clients develop coping strategies.
How we help: Our sensory bags provide a ready-to-use toolkit for professionals to support their clients in therapy, school settings, or at home.
Example: A therapist working with a child with sensory-seeking behaviors can use our sensory items to create hands-on engagement activities that improve focus and reduce anxiety.

Individuals with sensory sensitivities may experience heightened distress in emergency situations.
How we help: Our sensory bags can be used by police officers, firefighters, and paramedics to help calm children or adults experiencing sensory-related distress during emergencies.
Example: A police officer responding to an incident involving a child with autism can use a sensory bag to offer a stress ball or a soft tactile object to help soothe and establish trust.

Many organizations serve individuals with developmental disabilities, providing resources to improve their quality of life.
How we help: Our sensory bags offer an affordable, portable, and effective solution that can be used in group settings, sensory rooms, and outreach programs.
Example: A nonprofit that hosts events for children with disabilities can provide Frazier Sensory Bags at sensory-friendly gatherings to ensure a more comfortable experience for attendees.

Portable & Convenient: Our sensory bags are designed for easy transport, making them perfect for home, school, work, or travel.
Custom-Curated: Each bag includes a variety of scientifically backed tools that help reduce anxiety, improve focus, and enhance self-regulation.
Versatile & Inclusive: Whether for a child, teen, or adult, our sensory solutions cater to a wide range of ages and needs.

Frazier Sensory Bags provide comfort, relief, and empowerment—anytime, anywhere.

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