Bring On The Spectrum

Bring On The Spectrum Indoor Play Center:
Our indoor play center is special for both neurodivergent and neurotypical youth; adults welcome, too. Like to "get air"?
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Bring on the Spectrum is a 6,000 square foot Community Space & Sensory Gym, enhancing the lives of neurodiverse children, young adults and adults in the greater Capital Region. Six sensory swings and dual slides. We have a moon ball swing and a jumparoo. Or try our ninja blocks. It's also interactives -- air hockey, connect 4, foosball and a giant Jenga. Price Chopper's Golub Foundation Sensory Ro

om is dedicated to sensory experiences designed specifically to help individuals feel calm, supported and focused. Community Space:

The Community Space is reflective of what the community wants. You help decide what we do! We proudly collaborate to host classes and activities. We also invite local nonprofits to host events for our community and/or utilize space at our site for their activities and events. Classes/activities include board games, art, life skills plus weekly favorites:
1:1 fitness on Mondays & Wednesdays. Zumba most Sundays. Yoga on most Saturdays. We also have several free clubs including Anime, Pokémon, Legos, DnD, Minecraft and Kindness. Our Social Groups are Tween Scene, Teen Takeover and Young Adult Connect (YAC). In short, social, recreational and lifestyle to build friendships and/or just have fun! Have an idea? Send us a DM or email [email protected]

Thanks to Giuliana Bruno - WTEN for sharing our exciting news! Check out Tuesday's interview below!
06/19/2026

Thanks to Giuliana Bruno - WTEN for sharing our exciting news! Check out Tuesday's interview below!

🚐Bring On The Spectrum has retrofitted a new van to bring to events as a resource. It’s meant to help neurodivergent kids and adults calm down if they’re overstimulated. Instead of leaving an event early, people can use the van as a place to regulate their emotions and return to the activity rather than having to go home.
Watch the interview with BOTS co-founder Lisa Audi:
https://www.news10.com/news/bring-on-the-spectrum-unveils-resource-van-for-overstimulation/

Ready to roll to community events, school activities and other places to provide a quiet, low-stimulation environment fo...
06/17/2026

Ready to roll to community events, school activities and other places to provide a quiet, low-stimulation environment for individuals who need a break without having to leave an event altogether.





https://wnyt.com/crl/a-sensory-refuge-for-neurodivergent-people/

Info link in the comments

Bring on the Spectrum is bringing a calming space to neurodivergent children during community events. Lisa Audi, the executive director, explains that the inspiration behind the van stemmed from the need to replicate their tranquil indoor space on wheels.

06/17/2026

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In 2 weeks .... limited slots remain😀 Learn how to play😀 "Competing" at your own pace/interest 😀 Telling everyone you di...
06/14/2026

In 2 weeks .... limited slots remain

😀 Learn how to play
😀 "Competing" at your own pace/interest

😀 Telling everyone you did something cool... priceless.

Thank you to Johnny Morse for setting it up!

https://www.bringonthespectrum.org/teen

Address

71 Fuller Road
Albany, NY
12205

Opening Hours

Monday 2pm - 6pm
Tuesday 2pm - 6pm
Wednesday 2pm - 6pm
Thursday 2pm - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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+15186411971

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