Talk to your Occupational Therapist
Your Occupational Therapist can help you get the equipment that your child needs. DME (Durable Medical Equipment) and Adaptive Equipment are things that your OT can assess the need for and help you obtain, even paid for through insurance.
Visit the University of Mary - SOTA Facebook page to learn more about their STAMP program
FMCT is committed to increasing access and inclusion for our community’s children and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders and other sensory, social, and cognitive disabilities.
To provide a supportive and welcoming environment for children and families, dedicated Sensory Friendly performances include:
Reduction of loud or jarring sounds
Reductions in flashing or bright lights
Lights remain on at a low level during the performance
Audience members are free to talk or move during the show
Extra staff and volunteer support
Designated “Quiet Room” and “Take a Break Space”
Guidance and sensory supports (fidgets, earplugs, noise canceling headphones) are available in the lobby before the show
Audience members are welcome to bring their own manipulatives, seat cushions, comfort objects, and extra support items to the show. Families may select their own seats, but if special assistance or a buffer seat is needed, please call 701-235-1901.
The Stage at Island Park
333 4th Street South
Fargo, North Dakota 58103
710-235-6778
Talk to your Occupational Therapist
Your Occupational Therapist can help you get the equipment that your child needs. DME (Durable medical equipment) and Adaptive Equipment are things that your OT can assess the need for and help you obtain, even paid for through insurance.
North Dakota Autism Waiver
If you have any questions relating to sensory-related activities or are looking for more information, contact an OT and they would be happy to help