About GoCalm
Making sensory support more accessible, one community at a time.
GoCalm was created with a simple belief: everyone deserves access to practical sensory support whenever and wherever they need it.
As an initiative of Fidget Dash, GoCalm combines thoughtfully curated sensory products, accessible technology, and fully managed support stations to help organizations create calmer, more welcoming environments for people of every age and ability.
Our Mission
Support should be part of every public space.
Our mission is to make sensory regulation, comfort, and emotional wellbeing as accessible as water fountains or first aid stations in public spaces.
We believe that simple, thoughtfully designed solutions can help reduce anxiety, encourage emotional regulation, and create more inclusive experiences for patients, visitors, commuters, families, students, employees, and community members.
By making sensory support readily available, organizations can demonstrate a meaningful commitment to accessibility, dignity, and inclusion.
Accessibility
Dignity
Inclusion
Community

Meet Our Founder
Antonietta Vivanco
Founder, GoCalm Support Stations
Antonietta Vivanco founded GoCalm through Fidget Dash with a vision to make sensory support more accessible in everyday public environments.
Working alongside therapists, rehabilitation centres, hospitals, inclusive community organizations, educators, and families, she recognized that many individuals experience moments of anxiety, sensory overload, or emotional dysregulation while navigating public spaces. Yet practical sensory tools were rarely available when they were needed most.
That realization inspired GoCalm.
Through ongoing collaboration with healthcare professionals, accessibility advocates, and community partners, Antonietta has helped develop a practical sensory support solution grounded in real-world experience, empathy, and inclusive design.
Today, GoCalm Support Stations are helping organizations create calmer, more welcoming environments by providing immediate access to thoughtfully curated sensory products that promote comfort, focus, self-regulation, and emotional wellbeing.
Built Through Community Partnerships
Shaped by people who share a commitment to inclusion.
GoCalm has grown through collaboration with organizations that share a commitment to accessibility and inclusion.
Working with healthcare providers, rehabilitation centres, community organizations, and public facilities has helped shape every aspect of the GoCalm experience.
Our Journey
From a simple idea to a growing community effort.
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The insight
Practical sensory tools were rarely available in public spaces at the moments people needed them most.
- 02
Listening first
Conversations with therapists, families, educators, healthcare providers, and accessibility advocates shaped the idea.
- 03
Creating GoCalm
A fully managed support station brought curated sensory products and accessible technology together.
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Growing together
Community partnerships continue to strengthen the program and extend sensory support across Canada.
Our Vision
Our vision is simple.
To normalize sensory support in everyday public environments and make emotional regulation tools as accessible as water fountains or first aid stations.
We envision a future where every hospital, airport, transit station, community centre, school, library, and public facility provides immediate access to sensory support whenever it is needed.
Connect with Antonietta
Start a conversation about a more inclusive space.
Antonietta welcomes conversations with organizations interested in creating more inclusive public environments.
Whether you're exploring accessibility initiatives, planning a new facility, or looking to enhance visitor wellbeing, she'd be pleased to discuss how GoCalm can support your goals.
Creating More Inclusive Spaces Together
Every GoCalm installation represents more than a sensory support station.
It represents a commitment to helping people feel welcomed, understood, and supported.
Together with our partners, we're working toward a future where sensory support is available whenever people need it most.