The Sensory Corner

The Sensory Corner The Sensory Corner is a Leading supplier of sensory & motor therapy equipment for everyone.

21/10/2025

Sensory Supports: Essential Tools for Daily Life, Not Just 'Therapy Toys' To all the teachers, therapists, and members of the community with lived experience—you know the truth. While a dedicated sensory room is wonderful, the real work of sensory regulation happens in the messy, wonderful, and co...

It’s been lovely connecting with senior management at the SEPANZ conference again here in Paihia
16/10/2025

It’s been lovely connecting with senior management at the SEPANZ conference again here in Paihia

FREE DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS ENDS TONIGHT DON'T MISS OUT!A day to reflect, support, and raise awareness for the many indi...
21/09/2025

FREE DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS ENDS TONIGHT DON'T MISS OUT!

A day to reflect, support, and raise awareness for the many individuals and families living with the daily challenges of Alzheimer’s. 💜

At the Sensory Corner, we’re committed to helping make life a little calmer and more comforting for those who need it most. Our sensory tools and weighted supports are designed to bring peace, reduce anxiety, and provide moments of security for both children and adults—including those living with memory loss.

✨ To show our support, we are offering FREE DELIVERY sitewide on all purchases use code "ALZDAYSHIP" at checkout —no minimum spend, from today until Tuesday, 23rd September at 11:59pm.

This is the perfect time to explore resources that not only support well-being but also make a meaningful difference in everyday life.

Let’s stand together in awareness, compassion, and care. 💜

👉 Shop now and make a difference: https://www.sensorycorner.co.nz/collections/a-a-agitation-anxiety-collection

We are at Dovida’s Caregiver professional development and awards day. Looking forward to a fabulous day to connect and h...
17/09/2025

We are at Dovida’s Caregiver professional development and awards day. Looking forward to a fabulous day to connect and hui

We’re excited to be at the New Zealand Speech-language Therapists' Association Conference this week! It’s been wonderful...
11/09/2025

We’re excited to be at the New Zealand Speech-language Therapists' Association Conference this week! It’s been wonderful connecting with Speech Therapists from across the country and sharing just a glimpse of what we have to offer.

We’ll be here until Friday, 12th September – so if you’re attending, be sure to stop by and say hello. Rachel will be more than happy to introduce you to our latest products and answer any questions.





All set up and ready for the first day of the NZSTA 2025 Conference! We are excited for a fabulous 3 days in Napier!
09/09/2025

All set up and ready for the first day of the NZSTA 2025 Conference! We are excited for a fabulous 3 days in Napier!

We are at Disability Connect Transition Expo today at the AMI Netball Centre. Come and visit our stand. We would love to...
02/09/2025

We are at Disability Connect Transition Expo today at the AMI Netball Centre. Come and visit our stand. We would love to see you!

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Where it all started

Founded in 2006 by registered psychologist, Rachel Cheung, Sensory Corner filled a gap in the market as a specialist store stocking sensory equipment.

Working as an educational psychologist, Rachel encountered children with many different needs, including sensory issues.

Back when the business began, there were no specialist stores in New Zealand that supplied sensory equipment for parents and therapists.

Thankfully, since then, the awareness around sensory issues has increased. Sensory modulation has become a regular practice in schools, hospitals, within the community, and also in workplaces.