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Designing Care Environments for Sensory Regulation, Not Just Clinical Efficiency

Designing Care Environments for Sensory Regulation, Not Just Clinical Efficiency

Bright overhead lighting, constant alarms, hard surfaces, and abrupt transitions between spaces can trigger agitation, confusion, and sensory overload. These reactions are not incidental; they directly affect recovery, staff workload, and cost.
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Magic Mushrooms, but Better

Magic Mushrooms, but Better

Nature is always performing chemistry experiments, and in the dark and sticky corners of its forests and jungles, it creates compounds that have hyper-specific effects