Fast Paced Car Company Provides A Little Peace!
Published: 29th January 2003
Inside the room the window is blacked out and subdued lighting has been installed to give it an inviting feeling. There is raised comfortable seating and cushions on which the residents can relax, and a number of devices have been installed that are designed to stimulate the senses whilst helping to unwind. An aromatherapy machine has been fitted to alert the sense of smell and put those using the room at ease. In addition, there is a mirror ball, image projector and fibre optic lights to stimulate sight. A wind chime hangs from the ceiling, gently swaying to stimulate hearing and the sound of water adds to the calming effects.
The staff and residents at Lynwood are delighted that this project has been able to go ahead following Maranello’s generosity. It has been found that through the use of these tranquillity rooms, patients in a distressed state can be calmed and relaxed within a short time. It is hoped that not only will it be a place to relax, but that it will provide therapeutic stimulation for some of the residents who suffer from conditions such as sight or hearing impairment and distress caused through their confused state. The room was officially opened on Tuesday 28 January by Helen Burrows, Human Resources Manager of Maranello Concessionaires Limited.
Geoffrey Atkinson, OBE, Chief Executive of BEN said: 'These
type of projects would not be possible without the support
BEN receives from the organisations within its industry, like
the commitment that Maranello Concessionaires has demonstrated
and we are extremely grateful for all the help we receive.'





