Multisensory stimulation for autism and Alzheimer's

Implemented at the Durango Rehabilitation and Special Education Center (CREE) , this case study demonstrates how multisensory stimulation can be integrated into a public rehabilitation setting to enrich the care of children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. The official publication highlights its application in autism and Alzheimer's disease, within a space designed to foster more personalized, compassionate, and meaningful therapeutic processes. More than simply incorporating technology, the solution adds institutional value by transforming the specialized care experience into a more innovative, humane, and memorable model for users, families, and professionals.