Those that have sensory processing challenges may perceive sensory information differently, and their nervous system may have difficulty organizing the appropriate behavioural response. For example; a light may seem duller than typically perceived, a sound may be much louder than typically expected, or a t-shirt may seem scratchier than normal. As a result of these sensory inputs, the behavioural response of the individual may seem “unexpected” for the current situation.

Most of us have had moments or periods of sensory processing difficulties, however, some individuals are affected on a broader scale that may affect their daily living.

We Play is the first mix therapy center and open play space within Western Canada, an amalgamation brought to life by our owner and founder – a loving mother and physiotherapist. Seeing the need for a ‘We Play’, she took it upon herself to create a nourishing space for her children and her community, a space where neighbours could get to know each other and where development, growth and understanding were all accomplished through simply having fun!

Admission includes one guardian per paying child.

All children must wear grip socks or bare feet, and all adults must wear socks.