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Welcome to the tradition of Ableton On Air, the one and only program that focuses on the needs, concerns, and achievements of definitely Ableton. I've always been your host Lauren Seiler. Arlene is not here today on this episode. This is the second part. So this is part two of the Imagination Station, Snoozland Room of Washington County Mental Health, or as part of the Washington County Mental Health. And last time we had Heather Slayton, director of the Imagination Station. But before we show the footage, and show the show of the Imagination Station of Washington County Mental Health, we can, or as part of Washington County Mental Health, we can, the Imagination Station is a specific kind of sensory room that is a snoozland room, coined in the 1970s as Dutch Therapist. The Dutch hybrid word pronounced snoozland directly translates as sniffing and dozing, but is in practice meaning something more like exploring and relaxing. The Imagination Station is the only snoozland room in Vermont and one of the handful in New England. The most important part of the snoozland experience is not the equipment, but the controlled children or adults have over it. Let's take a look at the snoozland room. Recently Ableton was there with its cameras. Let's take a look at the snoozland room and we'll have information on where to go for the snoozland room after this. Enjoy. See you in a minute. I saw a grid. There's no uh, strolls in here, are there? I'm sorry? No. Okay. I just wanted to make sure. No strolls. I'm just experimenting. Of course. Is the whole purpose of the room? Let's explore. Now I have a question. Yep. I will put the mic on you in a minute, but before we begin, um, I'm seeing you can see that, but it's very hard sometimes to get a screen. Yeah. What? No, it looks fine. It's a little, it looks great, but it's like, um, it, this part won't be watched out, but I'm just saying normally you're like PowerPoint. Now this is all going to be edited, so. Yeah. Yeah, I can't. I would get it, would you? Yeah. Okay. No yay, what happened? I hit the one that lights up. No way, man. Yeah. So explain, wait, let me get the mic on you first. Let me just start. Hi, Heather Slayton. Welcome to the Imagination Station. And your, and your title? Is facilitator of the Imagination Station's newslin room. Okay. So what exactly, now this is part two from last time, available on there, but what exactly are we seeing? So this machine is called the Megapod. It's basically like a giant sideways TV with iPad style games. The beauty of this machine, if you're in here with people that have a hard time coming close together to play games and they're more used to like a parallel play kind of situation, you can get two kiddos in here to play one game, but they're far enough apart because of the size that they're never going to end up touching each other, which makes it a lot easier to play together. And I noticed on the screen, because it flashed in the beginning, Flaghouse was up top. Can you explain a little bit about the correlation between Flaghouse and the snoozlin room or that type of thing? So Flaghouse is the company that is licensed to install the snoozlin equipment. And snoozlin, right. So they are the company that installs all the licensed sensory equipment. And again, snoozlin is that made up Dutch word that means to snooze and doze, also to explore and relax is our translation. And so it's all about being able to control your environment. And so in this machine, you can choose what game. So if you go to the home screen, we've got multiple options. So the light screen, which is what we were on, light speed, a light will flash, it's kind of like a memory game. So you see the kind of, yeah, Simon says in memory. So you watch what flashed. So we had the red, the orange, and then the blue. And then you get the applause. So you go back to your home screen, trace the shape. You literally with one finger, trace your shape. And you get applause again. And down at the bottom of the screen, you've got different numbers. These are pages. So you go from one page to the next and you get more cookie cutters. And the next page gives you even more. And once you've completed every one, I'm not always great at touch screen. So sometimes I need a couple of shots at it. It's good practice too. It is. It's great screen person. It's good practice for lots of reasons. This room is for like autism and other challenges. But would you see this room also maybe for someone that, because computers now deal with visual impairments and you can like make things bigger and so on. Would you see this room as helping someone with visual impairment? Oh, sure. With all kinds of different motor skills and visual impairments and just needing to slow down and become calm enough to do this. And see, I can't even do the last one apparently. It's done. No? I don't know. I never heard the applause, but apparently I can't do that one. Yeah, this is a memory game. And again, you get your page numbers at the bottom. So it gives you more and more and I'm not even going to try that one because I know we'll be here all day. Scribbling, you've got your palette. These are all your color choices. Tetris. Pick one and color your heart's desires out. And your home page. You get prizes. Well, you get prizes for finishing. Your prize is your own satisfaction. Fireworks, you just touch the screen. Some people love it. Some people not so much. Because there's a noise, right? Yep. Shapes in space is a fun drag and drop. That's your sweep. Now, is there a way, if someone doesn't like the noise, can you turn this down? If you're better at touchscreen than I am, you can turn it down. No, I'm sorry for asking that. No, don't be sorry. You should never be sorry for asking a question. Very sensitive. And some people, the louder it is, the happier they are. So there is a volume control on here. I would love to show you how to use it, but I'm very bad at touchscreen. And so typically, I'm never successful in changing the volume. It's I am. I'm really, I really am. One of my phones still has a keyboard, like an actual button keyboard. So there is, though, there is a, let me see if I have one. So there is a volume. And I almost never can get the thing to move. I can't move it. Right. It's just, but there is a volume. It is adjustable. And if anybody in here is better at touchscreen than I am, then yes, you can change the volume. And it's a me thing, not a computer thing. It's probably just this light over here that's reflecting off of it. So if it bothers you at all, I can turn it off. No, it's fine. But it only moves. So this is not a complete stroke. No, it won't move unless I spin the ball physically. So. So what else have we seen? We scroll over to that other screen. It looks like blocks. These blocks over here? Yes. Yes. So this machine is meant to show you what you sound like. So you can literally see how you sound. So if you're able that on air, able and on air. Yeah, able. Yeah. Wow. So it's a really cool tool. If you're working with a kiddo who speaks very softly and it's hard to hear them and you want to be able to show them how they sound to you. You can say, this is all I can hear. But when you bring your voice up here, I can understand what you're telling me. Don't yell at me. Right. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And if all they do is yell, you can say, I understand you better when you're somewhere in the middle. And you can practice that. So it's a very cool tool. It's also just really cool for some kids to crank the stereo up and watch it dance to the beat. So many, many uses also just cool to look at. It looks like Tetris. It does. Yes. The little blocks. Yeah. Or the the old Donkey Kong Mario Brothers thing. Yeah. Yeah. It is very fun. And this is absolutely. Oh, I can get this. This is cool. Yeah. We love the wall projector. Look at this. Does it look awesome? Oh, awesome. It does. That camera is very nice. So the wall projector is super fun. The discs are pretty expensive and we have lost many in the five years we've been open. So these are some of the things that we're replacing. Thanks to that beautiful fundraiser. This reminds me of, I remember going up, master. Yes. Is this similar like a laser disc or some kind of print on a disc? Yeah. So it's a round disc and it's got these, it's kind of like an oil print almost. And they just slide around on that little projector in the corner and we have a couple left. We've got this, the tropical fish and we've got one with some transportation stuff on it. And I think one with tropical birds left. And they're super fun. And the projector is actually slightly adjustable so we can move the projector so that it will actually aim toward the floor. And it's kind of neat. You know, if you've got a couple of kiddos in here, you can play some cool games like, you know, catch the fish. Well, I mean, anybody, any age, but the little kids I've seen in here really like to go fishing. And so, you know, kids say, jump on the yellow fish and everybody it's kind of like twister, but with fish, you know, as it spins around jump on that one or it makes for a fun little game. It's also fun to just sit here and relax and watch it go. Yes. And this is, this is a swing. This is a swing. So if we come over to the other side, this is our OT swing. So we cannot hang a swing from the ceiling because of the way the building is made. And because of the distance from the floor above us and our drop ceiling in here, you can't just hang a swing. And so we had to get one that was on its own stand. So this is not attached to the floor. It is movable. So in theory, yes, it's not hooked to anything. So no, you could turn it to face the projector. You could bring it across. Yep. Here and hold the. Yes, please. Is it holding my weight? It I'm sure. Well, yes. Yep. It holds up to 350 pounds. I'm not that. Nope. So you're sat and you could bring it over and sit in front of the bubble tubes. You could watch the projector. You could stare at the wall. That's your thing. And just sit there. And can you feel how it kind of snugs up around you and squeezes? Yeah, it's a little compression in there. I don't know if you could sleep in this thing. No, probably not. But well, maybe some people could, though. But it's nice. It's just meant to relax in, you know, it's not playground equipment. It's meant to be soothing and comfortable. So yeah. And we got actually the money for this from the John LeClaire Foundation. So we are very grateful. The John LeClaire Foundation does what? They are, well, John LeClaire was a local hockey player. And we were doing a fundraiser and they caught wind of it and sent us the money for this. So yeah. They're another batch of do-gooders like the Autism Puzzle. The exterior chair again. And what, because that didn't feel comfortable. Right. So, right. So the reason that that compression does feel good and makes sense for so many people with autism is because the way that their nerves work and the way that their brains are wired, so many, so the way that the way that their nerves, oh, let's see. Am I there? Okay. So the way that their nerves transmit messages, they are not always feeling all the parts of their body. Okay. And so like, you know, if you're standing there right now, you can probably feel your shirt on your skin and like where your belt is on your waist, things like that. With my kiddos, they have this like never-ending feeling of just kind of floating and not always knowing where their parts are and needing constant pressure to remind them of where they are. And so things like speed, going super fast on a bike so they can feel the wind and the air pressure against their body tells them where they are. Like being in water and having pressure. This reminds me of a really small amusement park ride that when the bar comes down and it straps you in. Yes. Right. And it's not comfortable for many people who already know where they are. They just feel super constricted. This kind of a thing would give my kids that sense of, oh, I know where I am now. I can feel all my parts. So things like being in a pool and having that water pressure around you or having this wrapped around you gives them that okay, I know where everything is. I don't have to be anxious wondering. I'm not just flailing. I can be grounded now like having just that sense of placement. It makes them calm. So what's the difference between this and a regular swing? Really just the compression of this and not having to force yourself to move to get that air compression on them. Yeah, I know. It just feels strange. It does. I mean, I love this room but it's you know, it's heavily targeted for a certain demographic and definitely. But it's also, you know, like if you come in here. I'm sorry, I didn't like this. I'm sorry. Don't be. You shouldn't be sorry for something you don't like. You wouldn't, if you chose to come in and use things in this room, you, because you're driving your own experience would only use the things you like. You don't have to come in and use a swing. If I want to use that for like three hours. If you use that, that's what you use. If you don't turn on anything else, your cleanup is a lot easier because that's all you clean. If that's all you use, that's all you clean. It's perfect. So this is. So we have a couple of just tactile walls. So lots of people like to come in and just like feel the things. Sometimes things that they liked, you know, they're just certain textures that make people happy. And they will just sit here and rub and just play with this, the texture they like. Yeah. That one. No, it's just super rubby and bumpy and no, and the tiles are fun. And yeah, and this one's got like a microfiber to like a pleather and a different texture of pleather. Anything else with sounds in here? Yeah, lots of stuff. Over here, we've got what you used to see in the doctor's offices before they realized. We used to see these in pediatricians offices until they realized all the sick kids were playing with them. And then, you know, the next kid would come along and get that kid's germs. So they're not there anymore. And spinning things and that used to do more. Little magnet can drag up. You said things are broken. Well, not on this side. This one is pretty pretty unabused so far. Lots of slideys and all kinds of neat stuff. Coat hanger thing stuff. Lots of good playing things. Yeah. Now this would bother the spins. So I'm just gonna, you see? Yeah. You see why? Yeah. It would bother me if I looked directly at it. Right. Those test patterns. Yes. So you wouldn't use it. That would be your choice. Yeah. Not this one. But it would lose everything else. Yeah. Yeah. And that's the beauty of it. You choose what you use. Yeah. Make your experience. Yeah. And then over here, we've got the snow machine. Are you gonna make it faster? Yep. And the next one, we'll turn it off. You can change the color. Oh, yeah. That's what I was doing. Okay. So here's the beautiful thing about this room. When I say you can control your environment in here, you can change all the colors in the room. So these blocks over here in the middle control the colors, these huge blocks. Yep. These change the color scheme of the entire room. Did you see, look, look at the colors in here. See? Now it's dark, but look at the monitor. Look at the monitor. Yes. It's awesome. Awesome. So when you push on this block, all the lights in the room turn blue. So the blocks, the lights on the wall, the fiber optics, and even the snow window, all blue. I make a suggestion. So even on that snow window, there are only three different buttons to change the colors, but you can actually change the color of that window to anything on these blocks. So it's very cool. I'm going to look into that. Celebration, happy birthday, cake-ish. Yeah. I'm going to look into that. So this is the color block, and this is the only thing that does not change colors according to the room. And that is because it's a color match game. And so the idea is it's like a memory game. So whatever color you get on the screen, you hit the button that matches. So we've got green here. Cartoon sounds. Yeah. It's just fun. Just makes fun noises and who doesn't smile? Because green, that green skin you had. Yes. Yeah, green doesn't come out, it goes here. No, it comes off a little white, doesn't it? It's just fun. Thank you, thank you, thank you. It's just fun. Thank you, thank you. Look at my house. I know. And it's not like you can like lose. There's no rhyme or reason. It never tells you you're wrong. It's just like, yeah, this is awesome. Great job. See, there's no bad noise. Like green turns white. Yeah. Yeah. It's just, it comes out. No, it's fine. It's just, it comes out like it's green. Yeah, it's very pale-ish. Pretty cool. Pretty snazzy little rigs. They're nice and cold. So they're fun for a lot of people to get up here and just kind of curl up around. They have a nice vibration to them because of the compressor. You can hear the bubbles popping. You can feel that compressor going and listen to it. We've got, there's supposed to be fish in one, bubbles in one and nothing in one. But somebody moved fish into this one and somebody added a frog to that one. So pretty much whatever goes. So it's water. It is water and our lovely maintenance crew comes in every six months and they shut off the compressor and they pump out all the water and they sanitize everything inside out, all the toys, everything. And then they put in 26 gallons of fresh distilled water. That's fun. And we're just about due for that. A couple of weeks. Yeah, you can see it. You can tell. Yeah, we're getting there. A couple of weeks, it'll happen. And our caps are vented so that we don't end up with too much pressure and huge explosions. Now the room is, the question, the room is, because of COVID-19, the room is sanitized every time somebody uses it. Right. And so that's why we were able to stay open. Every time somebody comes in here, it's their own turn. So you book the room for an hour. It's just you and your crew, whatever people come with you, that's it. And so you come in, you get your stuff turned on, you use it. We call it a 45-minute hour because by the time you choose what you're going to use, get it all turned on, and then get ready to clean your way out of the room, you're really going to use about 45 minutes of playtime or relaxing, whatever you do, and then you clean your way out. And so whatever you used, you need to sanitize on the way out. So we have wipes for that and you just wash your way out of the room for that. So before you use the room, you need to come in and meet with me and I train you how to turn everything on and off, how to use it all, and how to clean your way out. So. But if you only use one thing. If you use what you, you clean whatever you touch. So if you only use the thing you touch, then lucky you. That's what you're cleaning. So, and it's okay to get up here. We come in and hit the white spots with the Magic Eraser, so they stay white. It's okay if, you know, we have some folks like to get right up here up close and personal. It's okay. They move around. I could easily fall asleep next to one of these. It's okay to move them around if you, that's what you need to do. I mean, I wouldn't try to knock one over, but they don't easily fall because they are a foot and a half deep inside of these, the base and they're connected to a compressor. They do often. No, there are types of different types of autism. This is supposed to be a calming calming point, you know, do things like this and soon as they calm people down you believe or I think it depends on the person. Some people come in and get very excited to see this stuff. Some people come in and literally just sit like this the entire time they're here and it's the most relaxed they are all week long. It all depends on who you are and what you need. New chair that we were able to purchase after our fundraiser. We had one in here when we first, it is, we had one in here when we first opened and it lasted about three years, which I guess was pretty good because we're very busy and we have a lot of folks that are not always real careful. Of course you can have a seat. We often have folks that are a little rough on stuff and that is exactly what we expect. So the original chair took quite a big hit. Hydraulics did not last. Have a seat. Yep. Tuck back a little. Get your legs all snuggyed in there. Is that cozy? Yeah. Okay. Now I have no idea. I haven't even been in here yet since we got it. Phil put it together for me. Wasn't that nice of him? Yeah, who's Phil? Phil Wells is actually the director for this building. Okay, it's going to turn on. I'd love to be able to walk you through step by step but I haven't used it yet so I can't do it well. Oh my gosh. If it does anything uncomfortable let me know. No, it's fine because being the fact that I'm, is it recording? It appears to be. Okay. Being the fact that I do deal with spasms and CP sort of a palsy, this helps. Yeah. So yeah, what else does it do? It says rollers, airbags, foot, relax. Is it doing anything? Yeah, it's like massaging my feet. Already? I haven't even done anything. The rolling thing. Is it on auto? I guess. I'm trying to use the wall light. Roller back arm. Now see, I don't understand. I went into the outer chair. Yes. And it was a good thing. This isn't constricting. Well this is meant to be relaxing in a very different way. Is it comfortable the way it's working now? Yes it is. Okay then I'm just going to leave it alone so I don't mess that up. We'll get a full shot of you enjoying your relaxation. I'm sorry, this is meant to be. Don't be. Enjoy it. That's why we have it. So this was the replacement chair we were able to buy because the other one sadly met its demise. So the reason I have it over here is because you can now enjoy this super heavy if you choose to. Fiber optic light. Drape it right over you. If you're into pressure and lights, you can do that. We also have weighted blankets. Weighted blanket. What's the point of a weighted blanket? More compression, if you like it. Where was this chair during my OT and PT? I know, right? Probably at the airport. I see these at the malls and the airports and I'm like oh. And you have to pay for them. Yeah. I think my wife and I are going to come every week. I know. When I was looking for options to be able to replace this, I thought man, I should really probably replace my recliners in the living room. I'd probably never get a turn. These are obviously, you know, it's for a purpose. But these are more, the more things it has on it, the more expensive it becomes. Yeah. The cheap ones run around $900. But Amazon has some pretty nice deals on them sometimes. So does this chair do anything else? I haven't looked at it. I hear it has heat and vibration. It's also got Bluetooth. So it's got speakers. You can play stuff right through your phone to it. It's becoming interesting now. All right. Let me shut it right off. Yes. Before you fall asleep. No, it's squeezing me. It's squeezing too hard. Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. Okay. It'll give it a second and it'll write itself first. It does it very slowly so it doesn't flip your blood pressure upside down. Is it heading back up yet? No. There we go. No, I don't mind it. It goes slow so it doesn't do like the flip and drop your blood pressure. But we can also force it. You can just drop that. Heads right to the floor. All right. You grab this and I'll get the hat or you can get the hat. Okay. So this is our Blacklight Corner. It is. Yep. That's where you go to relax when you're too relaxed from this place and you have to go relax from your relaxing. That's the other relaxing spot. Vacation from a vacation. Yes. Yes. Because you all know. So this is our Blacklight Corner. Everything over here is Blacklight Reactive. So it's always a good idea to come over here and like white because white looks awesome under this. We have our little xylophone. These used to sound much cooler. All the colors are bright. They are. They used to sound better. But they all. They all broke off and so Phil has repaired it as well as we can. It's similar. Do you have light bright? I used to have a light bright. In here. No. We try to keep anything small enough to choke on out of this room. No, but get larger pegs. Yeah. They'd have to be pretty big. Huge. Yeah. I don't know. We'd have to look. This one is fun. It's super loud. Look how cool that green looks when it's up under the light. This used to have a bunch of really cool acrylic just big like rods on it that you could spin and those have all been broken off and walked away with. These rugs are all movable and all colored so they're reactive to the light. Super fun. These spin and all the little glitter balls move. So those are all fun. So this is mostly just a really pretty, pretty tactile wall. Sorry. I'll stop. That's right. I'll stop doing that. We have neon colored scarves that are really fun to kind of weave in and out of here, but they're hard to clean. So they're put away for now. Hard to clean in between every visit. So can't really do that in between every single person. So those are going to come back out when the germs go back in somewhere else. Some dark cave somewhere. Is this going to bother you? No, I will just. It's very subtle. I'll cut straight on your voice so I'm okay. Okay. So in here we have a crash pad that is just kind of like a square bean bag and then we have this pad here and I'll turn the light on for a minute just so you can see what's in here. So a couple weighted blankets and the crash pad. The crash pad, the big one is connected to the stereo, which takes a minute to warm up. And then we've got our star projector. But I saw pictures of your kids with balls and like a ball pool. Ball pit. Yes. So the ball pit was another fundraising goodie that Jack Touche, when he was a student at Berry City, he's now a Spaulding kiddo, he did a fundraiser for us and raised enough money to buy the ball pit. And he raised enough for the ball pit and it was a big hit. We actually sent out a survey. We did for the swing as well to ask people who were using the room, what would you like to see? And, you know, do we need to add something or would you like us to replace something that's broken? The first time they said the swing, the second time they said a ball pit would be great. So we got a ball pit. And then when COVID hit, the only thing we couldn't clean was the ball pit because there are like 5,000 balls in there. And you just, it was hard enough to keep it clean on a regular basis anyway, because we'd have to sift through and make sure people weren't losing things out of their pockets. But there was no way to wash that many balls. So yeah. And so we just put it away. We folded it up and the balls are all in my office. So it was like a bad birthday party break. So now I'll turn the light back off and we can see what it sounds like with the music. So when you play these CDs. Oh, it's like green. It's like washed green. It's fine. Yeah. Okay. It's green and blue. It's meant to look like a solar system. And when you play this music and it's connected to this big beanbag down here, every time that bass hits, this beanbag vibrates. So you can lay here and have a like a vibrating massage on your back while you watch the stars above you. Super relaxing. So this is where you come to relax from all your other relaxing. It's also kind of a nice calming place to plant somebody while you clean the rest of the room on your way out. So if you're in your room, how many people, only one person at a time? Well, one booking at a time. So if, you know, most people that use the room come here with some sort of support system. So a family member, a case manager, some type of staff person, somebody here to help them use the room. So that you know that your voice is slightly with the flashing light. Sorry? No, it's fine. So yeah, somebody, most of the people who use the room will be here with some type of support person. And so there will be at least two people usually. And then however many people you need to bring to make this experience work for you. And so if you want to come here and use the room alone with your support person, if you need one, then you just come here and do what you want that way. If you have somebody who really gets better use, if they have a companion to come play with them or help them relax or if somebody wants to have their therapist or somebody come or their PT or their OT come with them, that's fine too. If you've got like a kiddo that wants to come and have somebody come play with them and they want to bring like a couple of cousins or their siblings come with them and help them play with things, that's fine too. But just know that it's only you and your party in here at one time for that hour. So there won't ever be people you don't know here. It's just you and the people you choose. Now, do you have a video? It's not supposed to look like this. Oh, count. Yeah. What do you mean it's not supposed to look like, oh it's supposed to... None of... What do you mean it's not supposed to look like? It should just be a big picture of a cow. None of these things are supposed to be here. Somebody changed the settings and it's going to take me off. I'm sorry. You're supposed to be able to just relax and look at a picture of a cow. Giant. This whole screen should just be that picture of the cows. So anything that you like, if it's a village church. Yes, you would just see that, not the computer screen that I'm working with. Now I have a question. Okay. Can... Unless you eat things there. Okay. Yes. If someone wants something different. Yes. You do not have... How can that state be in there? Or like a street market, a birthday celebration, things in life that we... So the first thing I would say is it could take you hours to go through this whole thing to find out what we don't have. Well, you can't just download something and put it there? I could call Flag House to find that out. If I had a specific list of requests, I could call and say, how would I find this? That would be the easiest way. Wrong question? So no, it's a great question because the easiest way to find an answer would be to have a specific request. And I could call them and say, how would I find this? Because that would be a fast way. Now I see Canada, China, Chinese numbers. Yep. There's some French stuff and some Spanish stuff too. So we have three categories to look through. Any people with numbers and letters? I don't know because it would be... I don't think I've even seen every category in here and I've been here five years. This room has been here five years and I've been in here playing that long. So Norse, Dutch stuff, France, USA, Conservatory... No, no. Okay. But that doesn't mean it can't be. Or Sesame Street. So yeah, there's a lot of stuff in a lot of different places. We have the Bears in the Playground. Oh, that's cool. Cebel. Monster card. That's all computer generated. Yeah. And you'll notice the lights all around the room change color according to the theme of what's on the computer. Happy Sun. Small world. No, that's cool. No, I can't look at the... Sorry. The spinning, yeah. Happy Sun kind of does it too. That's fine. That's fine. And then we've got Just for Fun. This one's pretty neat. Oh, yeah. The goldfish. No, no, do that again. I like that one. Cool dog. That's cool. Isn't he cute? That's a real dog? Yeah. Oh, it's just loopy. Like a loopy video. Yeah. That's cool. Is he park? No. It's just loopy. Pigeon pigeon. New York pigeon. What's Newton's cradle? Oh, that's interesting. This can be very grounding for folks. Very what? Very grounding and calming. Just that constant like metronome time. What do they call that? Newton or Newton's cradle? Yep. That's it. That's the milk. This one's kind of cool. Where's the milk? And I can see it's a boy. Oh, man, chocolate. And just the spears. No, oh no. The straw. There was a chocolate milk. That does sound good right now. Okay, and we are... Washington County Mental Health and the Imagination Station for its tour of the snoozing room. Boy, I wish I had a a reclining massage chair in our house. Anyway, for more information on just news learning experience, if you would like... If you would like more information, you can contact www.cmhs.org. That website once again is www.wcmhs.org. 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