The Sensory Supply Celebrates One Year of Supporting Neurodiverse Canadians with High-Quality Products and Launches New Podcast Partnership

The Sensory Supply, a proudly Canadian company dedicated to serving members of the neurodivergent community and their support networks, is celebrating its first anniversary. In just one year, the company has become a trusted destination for therapeutic and recreational sensory products tailored to individuals on the autism spectrum and beyond.

With a focus on integrity, care, and accessibility, The Sensory Supply curates only the best sensory tools and products on the market—handpicked for both professionals working in the neurodiverse space and families supporting loved ones. Committed to offering competitive prices, the company ensures free shipping across Canada with no duties or fees due upon delivery, addressing a common frustration for Canadian shoppers. Additionally, the company pledges a percentage of all proceeds to Autism Canada giving their customers the opportunity to contribute to the autism community with each purchase.

In an exciting new partnership, The Sensory Supply has teamed up with Elemenoe to launch the podcast Neurodiversally Speaking. Hosted by the Co-Founders of Elemenoe, Brittany Clark (SLP), and Shawna Fleming (BCBA)—both mothers and seasoned clinicians. Each episode offers practical insights, collaboration strategies, and real-life stories for parents and professionals alike with fantastic guests planned for the 2025/2026 slate. Available now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts with new episodes every other Monday so be sure to follow and join the conversation.

As the company looks ahead, The Sensory Supply is thrilled to be onboarding new and innovative sensory products to continue its mission of delivering the highest quality tools to neurodiverse Canadians.

For more information, visit www.thesensorysupply.ca and follow “Neurodiversally Speaking” wherever you get your podcasts.

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