Summary
In this episode of Neurodivergent Spot, Sam Marion talks with Julia DeNey, founder of Sense-ational You, a company creating adaptive apparel with built-in sensory tools for autistic and ADHD children. Julia shares her journey from studying fashion design at Cornell University to working in special education and developing products that meet the unique needs of neurodivergent kids. Tune in for insights on inclusive fashion, sensory-friendly clothing, and the intersection of design and neurodiversity.
Quotes
"Adaptive fashion isn’t just about clothing—it’s about dignity, comfort, and self-expression."
"When we design with sensory needs in mind, we create a world that’s more inclusive for everyone."
"Every child deserves to feel comfortable and confident in what they wear."
Contact Information:
Website: Sense-ational You
Instagram: @SenseationalYou
Keywords:
Neurodiversity
Adaptive fashion
Sensory-friendly clothing
Autism support
ADHD children
Inclusive design
Special education
Sensory tools
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