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Mesmerising Slime
There’s something mesmerising about watching slime move between hands, stretching and folding with its own slow rhythm. The sound of it pulling apart and settling back together is unexpectedly soothing. It’s a reminder of how simple sensory moments can hold our attention, calm the body, and offer a kind of quiet satisfaction. Nothing rushed, nothing perfect, just texture, colour, and sound doing exactly what they do. #slime #slimetherapy #neurodivergenttherapy #neuroaffirming

Rae Sabine
6 days ago1 min read


Making Cloudy Slime
There’s something satisfying about watching cloudy slime in its earliest stages, before it comes together, when it’s still mostly shaving cream being worked through by hand. The moment the ingredients start to shift and become something else entirely is part of the magic. And when you’re done, the clean-up practically does itself. The slime picks up every last bit from the bowl. This participant gave me consent to share #cloudyslime #slimetherapy #makingslime #slimevideo #sen

Rae Sabine
Jun 261 min read


Cosmic Slime
Slime made from cosmic glue was surprisingly mesmerising to play with, especially the green and black combination. The colours swirled together in a space-like way as it stretched and folded, shifting with each movement in a way that kept catching our attention. It was oddly calming to sit with it, just watching it change and move through our hands. This participant gave me consent to share #slimetherapy #slimemaking #sensoryslime #slimevideo #playtherapy

Rae Sabine
Jun 101 min read


Gateway to Eye Heaven
“Today I wanted to make slime but that failed miserably. So, I had another idea to make a lava lamp looking slime that I could look at. I...

Rae Sabine
Nov 26, 20241 min read
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