Children and adults with profound and multiple disabilities can benefit physically and emotionally from multisensory relaxation sessions in which sound therapy and massage are used to encourage relaxation and well-being. The article describes the successful implementation of this in a variety of learning disability services, and social services day services.
Woods, A. 2014. How multisensory relaxation sessions can help service users. Learning Disability Practice, 17 (6) p 32 - 34.
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