Nurologik

18/06/2025

How lovely it is to be mentioned in the local press! Thanks to Barry and District News and the wonderful Barry Pride team! 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

Barry Pride returned to Barry Island this weekend to celebrate the town’s vibrant LGBTQIA+ community

16/06/2025

We had a truly wonderful time at Barry Pride Festival this weekend.

The NuroCove team welcomed 71 visitors throughout the day, each one a reminder of why spaces like this matter so much.

For many neurodivergent people, sensory-friendly areas can make the difference between being able to attend and enjoy a celebration or feeling excluded.

We received some lovely feedback from visitors, and we’re coming away with new ideas for how to make the space even better next time — which is exactly what we hope for.

Huge thanks to Barry Pride for inviting us to be part of such a joyful and inclusive event, and heartfelt thanks to the brilliant NuroCove team and the kind Barry Pride volunteers who supported us on the day.

💜💙💚🏳️‍🌈



Image 1 (Outdoor setup at Barry Pride)
Alt text:�A collage showing the NuroCove outdoor sensory space at Barry Pride. The setup includes a black, 3m x 6m gazebo, with a smaller navy gazebo set up to create an entrance. To the side of the main gazebo are two small blackout tents. Pride rainbow flag bunting is placed around the entrance to the NuroCove, and used to create a fence like barrier around the space. A NuroCove feather flag is next t the entrance. Tables and chairs are set up in the smaller of the two gazebos. The NuroCove is on grass in a park, surrounded by other festival tents and attendees. One photo shows two people with Pride gear chatting at the entrance.

Image 2 (Interior – calm lounge and low-light sensory zone)
Alt text:�A collage of four photos showing the calming interior of the NuroCove. The space features soft seating, textured cushions, bean bag bed, and floor cushions, live plants, rugs, and low lighting. One area is softly lit with glowing sensory pebble lights in purple, fusia and blue. Green, organza curtains separate the two areas, and provide a sense of privacy and safety. The mood is quiet and welcoming.

13/06/2025

Nurologik will be at Barry Pride Festival with a NuroCove sensory space tomorrow!

Come and join us and take some time out in our calming, and safe environment. We look forward to seeing you there! :)

Key features of NuroCove include:

Adaptive Lighting: Soft, adjustable lighting to create a calming atmosphere.

Sensory Tools: A selection of fidget items and sensory aids for self-regulation.

Comfortable Seating: Varied seating and soft furnishing options to accommodate individual preferences

Soothing Sounds: Gentle background sounds to promote relaxation.

Wellbeing Support: Managed by a certified Mental Health First Aider with in-depth knowledge of neurodivergence.

Kings Square and Central Park, Barry 12pm - 7pm
https://www.barrypride.wales/pride

Image: A tranquil sensory space with a green bed bean bag with green and teal cushions and a navy soft blanket placed on it. Two large bean bag floor pillows, one blue and one dark green, and the bean bag bed are placed a on an aqua and green rug. Two wicker baskets, glowing pebble shaped LED lights in blue, and a large plant lit with green up-lights decorate the space. The black walls and soft lighting create a relaxing environment.

23/05/2025

📢 Save the Date for the next wellbeing Hub 📢

🧡 It’s Monday 2nd June 10 am BST.

🌟 These are totally f.ree to join..

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They start with a wellbeing tip that you may wish to weave into your routine 🧡

Then the opportunity to chat.

Over these sessions we’ve supported attendees by coming together to problem solve a situation.

🔸To validate experiences…

🤲 It’s a space to be 🤲

07/05/2025

Nurologik virtual sensory space and mental health first aid support is at The Parent Blame and FII Conference, organised and hosted by Nicola Reekie of The PDA Space. Thank you, Nicola for creating such an inclusive online event!

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A dark blue gradient background displays the title: “NuroCove Digital – The PDA Space – The Parent Blame & FII Conference.” The Nurologik logo appears at the bottom, with the tagline “Time & Space Executive Solutions.” Calming delta wave music plays in the background.
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A serene scene of potted plants, orchids, and softly glowing sensory lights in green and blue hues. The large “NuroCove” logo appears in white in the top left corner, and the Nurologik logo is shown at the bottom left. The background sound remains soft and calming with delta wave tones.
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Text over a blue gradient background reads: “Virtual Event Mental Health & Wellbeing Support – NuroCove – Saving Space | Saving Lives.” The NuroCove logo is central, reinforcing the theme of safety and care. Calming white noise/delta wave music continues

29/04/2025

Alex Kegie tells the story behind NuroCove: a multi-sensory pop-up space designed to meet neurodivergent needs

09/03/2025

Sefydlodd Alex Kegie Nurologik i greu byd y gall pobl niwroamrywiol ffynnu ynddo.

09/03/2025

09/03/2025

Thank you so much Cwmpas for including Alex in your International WomenDay celebrations.

Alex Kegie founded Nurologik to create a world which neurodivergent people can thrive in.