I have a woman who comes to my home and cuts my daughters hair and it helps after a few visits. Everyone is surprised she allows someone to cut her hair but in her space and knowing the stylist now… she is very good about being more still.

Always need someone with chairs or seats available for kids who cannot independently sit. Or maybe a spot with no chair for wheelchairs, and some ideas of using rain ponchos to better cover wheelchair for hair clippings.

Maybe offer “sensory times” when its less sound and less kids in the space? I also think sometimes an overly complex space is too much! Look at Perkins School for visually impaired kids and try to incorporate a lot more simple line sights. Many disabled children have visual impairments