Focus for improved decision-making, problem solving and memory

Mood, anxiety and stress levels for effectiveness and mental wellbeing

Fine-tuning of the environment to provide just the right level of stimulation

Helping exercise the impulse for motion without needing to physically move

However, according to an article in Scientific American, not all fidget gadgets are created equally. Therapists recommend fidget toys like the Calming Cube that require tactile versus visual attention - so they can still be used while focusing on the task at hand. In time, it can be operated by one hand.

Stimulating the tactile system can also help improve sensory processing along with related emotions and behaviours. Movement, even just with the hands, helps keep the brain stem alert and stimulated.

Note: We all work differently and require different work environments. If the Calming Cube is not for you, then please gift it to a work colleague or contact who may enjoy using it. We also encourage you to be mindful of it distracting others while you are using it. The Calming Cube will also 'loosen up' as you use it enabling you to operate it even quicker.