UniAccess Sensory Rooms
What is the Sensory Room and can I use it?
Answer ID 3611 | Last updated on 24/01/2025 02.58 PM
The Reid Library has two Sensory Rooms on the first floor which is a safe place on campus if you require to regulate your senses. There are two Sensory Rooms available to access, each room has unique features to suit different needs.
- Bidit Sensory Room – The space has reduced sensory input with neutral colours, soft and comfortable seating, acoustic panels to reduce noise, adjustable lighting, sit to stand desks and sensory items available in the storage cupboards.
- Woordawoort Sensory Room – This room is a sensory stimulating environment. The space includes bold colours, a rocking chair, adjustable lighting, sit to stand desks, whiteboards, beanbags and windows with heavy blinds.
To gain access to the rooms, you must first register with UniAccess - UWA's Disability Office, and have your Campus Card activated to have access to these rooms.
You can book online to meet with an Accessibility Advisor to discuss your support needs:
- If you are an enrolled UWA student please select this link to book an appointment - Book an Appointment.
- If you are a prospective student, please email uniaccess@uwa.edu.au
You can also request an appointment via the UniAccess call back line which is regularly monitored throughout the day (+61 8) 6488 4630 or email uniaccess@uwa.edu.au.