A new inclusive sensory gym will open in Nashville.
We Rock the Spectrum Nashville, owned by Kavita and Vikas Jain, will open at 2054 Gallatin Pike North.
In a social media post, they shared, “We’ve got a very exciting update for you, We Rockers! WE OFFICIALLY HAVE A LOCATION! We have signed the lease and will begin construction on our brand new sensory gym!”
We Rock the Spectrum (WRTS) is a franchise opportunity with more than 90 locations across 24 states and eight countries that provides sensory-safe play for kids with autism, special needs, and neurotypical development. Each gym features twelve pieces of therapeutic equipment designed to work with many of the sensory processing issues that children on the spectrum face while providing all children with the sensory diet necessary for improved learning and neurological development.
Autism mom from California, Dina Kimmel, is the CEO and Founder of We Rock the Spectrum. Kimmel opened the first location in Tarzana, California after her son was diagnosed with autism and she struggled to find a safe place where both her son and her daughter (neurotypical) could go and play together. The motto for all We Rock the Spectrum gyms is “Finally a place where you never have to say I’m sorry!” Her vision is now a global movement that encourages inclusion for all children and to promote Play With A PurposeTM.
No updates on an opening date are known at this time. Keep following the progress of the gym on Facebook.
The first location in Tennessee recently opened in Franklin owned by Steven and Samantha Komarnitsky.
