Case Study | Southpaw Enterprises From audible and visual to taste, tactile and even proprioceptive, we are constantly inundated with stimulants from the world around us. Frequent exposure to various stimuli at a young age typically results in more efficient responses—understanding how things look and feel, personal preferences, and how people and situations relate to one another. These basic elements can help control decision making, and eventually leads to behavior driven by the unconscious mind. However, it’s not always easy for everyone to learn and adapt to these different stimuli. Imagine a calm place with pleasant surroundings and soothing stimuli where one can feel at peace, full of joy. For most, that calming place may be a cool forest or a beach at sunset. But an auti

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