Calm Caterpillar for shared spaces
Build a set of tactile, weighted, breathing, and visual options for waiting rooms, therapy spaces, movement rooms, and family education—supported by clear care and use guidance.
A waiting room, individual session, movement space, lending library, and staff training do not need the same products or the same rules. Begin with how each space is used.
Offer a small number of easy-to-see, easy-to-return options while families wait or transition into the center.
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Loud sound, hard-to-clean items, or products requiring individualized placement without staff support.
Keep product specifications, alternatives, and use boundaries close to the tool so staff can make informed individual choices.
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Any tool selected only because of diagnosis, without considering assent, comfort, or current product guidance.
Add portable, clearly stored options that complement—not replace—the room’s established equipment and professional plan.
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Loose tools placed where they create hazards, or used as restraint, positioning equipment, or unsupervised clinical devices.
Let families borrow or explore a tool with the same product details, care instructions, and choice language they receive in the center.
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Products without confirmed shared-use care, or items whose warnings, batteries, removable parts, or placement cannot be managed consistently.
Give staff a repeatable way to introduce options, check the product, respect refusal, and communicate with caregivers.
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One-time training presented as permanent competency or clinical certification.
Package levels help us scope the conversation. Exact products, quantities, pricing, and training depend on the spaces and support you select.
One shared-space setup.
Build an organization packageCoordinated options for several rooms within one organization.
Build an organization packageConsistent core materials with site-level planning and ordering.
Build an organization packageStandard products, custom packages, professional pricing, and resale or wholesale arrangements are separate arrangements, and not every organization automatically qualifies for professional or wholesale pricing. Calm Corner for Home and Calm Corner for School are not placed inside a center package — their contents and use context are defined for other settings.
Staff can make tools familiar without turning participation into a demand. Introduce options during an ordinary moment, demonstrate one action, and keep refusal available.
Confirm condition, settings, parts, and current guidance.
Use one concrete action, not an outcome promise.
Demonstrate without requiring imitation.
Let the person approach, decline, remove, or choose something else.
Note what is approached or avoided according to the organization’s privacy and clinical policies.
Share relevant general-use information with caregivers; clean, inspect, and store the tool.
Individualized clinical plans remain outside this page.
Body before behavior. Calm is not compliance.
Review the current product facts and use boundaries before choosing a tool for a shared space or individual plan.
Current product facts and use boundaries, as published on each product page.
Tactile and stretch toolStretch, squeeze, count, or hold.
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Any use that depends on an unconfirmed weight claim.
Weighted placement toolPlace, press, hold, reposition, or remove.
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Shared placement without staff support, or any use as restraint or positioning equipment.
Breath and sound tool with voice boxUse the approved breath and sound sequence, or the no-sound mode.
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Shared use where battery compartments and removable parts cannot be checked every time.
Breath and sound toolInhale with the flower side, flip, and buzz out—or choose quiet.
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Rooms where sound cannot be controlled or a quiet alternative is unavailable.
Portable breath toolSmell, flip, and breathe out through the lion.
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Presenting it as a kit rather than one portable tool.
Breathing cue toolFlip between flower and candle breathing cues.
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Settings where the mechanism, small parts, care, or age fields cannot be managed consistently.
Visual communication supportLook, point, match, name, or skip.
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Any routine that requires a person to name a feeling before continuing.
Tell us how your spaces are used, how many rooms or sites are involved, and whether the products are for shared use, lending, or resale. We will identify the appropriate ordering path.
Send the rooms, scale, and intended use and we will return a written quote.
Ask in your package requestThe PO process and ordering is standard.
Ask in your package requestA W-9 can be provided, and our team can walk you through vendor paperwork.
Ask in your package requestOur team can walk you through the exemption paperwork.
Ask in your package requestPricing based on volume can be discussed with our team.
Ask in your package requestLead times may vary, but inventory is held in our warehouse.
Ask in your package requestA variety of shipping options to accommodate distribution requirements.
Ask in your package requestIndividual items can be reordered when something wears out or goes missing.
Ask in your package requestEligibility depends on the organization and the intended use — ask and we will confirm.
Ask in your package requestA separate arrangement
Reselling products to families is not part of end-use organization purchasing. It requires its own agreement covering eligibility, MAP, inventory ownership, returns, claims responsibility, and tax terms.
Rory the Lion has a battery and voice box. Buzzee the Bee and Rory Junior are breath tools where a quieter alternative should be available. Bloomie has a flip mechanism. Check each product page for the current battery, small-parts, and removable-component detail before shared use.
Do not assume deep pressure is calming or appropriate. Review the exact product specifications, placement, age, supervision, and removability, and follow the individual plan and your professional scope.
Yes. General-use tools should remain voluntary and removable, and choosing something else or nothing at all is always available. Individualized professional guidance still applies.
No. Calm Caterpillar is not autism treatment and is not a medical or clinical device. The products do not diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure anything, and they do not replace an individualized plan, therapy, or clinical care.
Resale is a separate arrangement from purchasing for your own use, with its own agreement covering eligibility, MAP, inventory ownership, returns, claims responsibility, and tax terms. Ask in your package request and we will send the current terms.
Share your spaces, scale, intended use, and target date. We will follow up about the appropriate product and purchasing pathway.
Start with the rooms, people, care requirements, and staff support involved. Then choose the tools.
