ABOUT

Happy Senses: The Sensory Wellness Experts.

Established in 2013 and founded by sensory artist, designer, PhD researcher and 2016 Young Social Pioneer Bliss Cavanagh - Happy Senses specialises in creating luxury sensory products with therapeutic benefits.

We believe that weighted blankets should look and feel as good as the benefits they produce. That's why we've created the next level of sensory products that offer calmness and happiness... in style!

Our reputation for luxurious textures, celebrations of colour, and a flair for furry lights, sets us apart from the rest.

Bliss Cavanagh | Happy Senses Founder

About Bliss

"Our entire experience of life is constructed through our senses. Everything that we see, hear, smell, touch and taste has a direct impact on our thoughts, emotions and behaviours. We have the power to change these responses by engaging our senses in particular ways - this is what Happy Senses is all about. We provide sensory wellness solutions with our luxury range of sensory products to support health and well-being." - Bliss

Bliss is a passionate advocate for mental health and her personal experience of living with Tourette syndrome has provided her with purpose and inspiration to bring sensory wellness to the world through her signature sensory-art designs and creations.

'Elysium' Sensory Room - Bliss Cavanagh 2016

Bliss has exhibited her work at galleries, such as Maitland Regional Art Gallery, Noosa Regional Gallery, as well as pop-up events, including the 'Jurassic Lounge' at the Australian Museum, Sydney.

Her signature sensory-art installations have been commissioned for numerous community events, for the Newcastle Museum, Maitland City Library, Newcastle Region Library, Burwood Festival, LiveBetter Community Services Orange, IDEAS NSW PossABLE Disabilities Expo's, and NYE at the Foreshore for Newcastle City Council to name a few.

Otherworldly - Bliss Cavanagh 2017 - Maitland Regional Art Gallery

Bliss also provides custom sensory room designs and installations for schools, disability organisations and mental health units, including ET Australia Secondary College, Lifestyle Solutions, Ability Options, and NEXUS at the John Hunter Children's Hospital.

If you would like to find out more about Bliss and her work, enquire about a sensory installation for your event, or organise a sensory room consultation, please get in touch via phone: 0415701188 or email: bliss@studiobliss.com or visit the website: www.studiobliss.com