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Turn It Down, Town

Empowering Communities to TURN IT DOWN

About Turn It Down, Town

At Turn it Down, Town, we advocate for sound-conscious community spaces that respect and protect those affected by high-decibel environments. Our mission is to raise awareness, promote inclusive design, and champion thoughtful volume practices that make churches, restaurants, events, and public venues welcoming to all—especially children, individuals with hearing sensitivities, and the neurodivergent. By encouraging intentional change, we aim to help communities stay vibrant without leaving anyone behind.

DECIBEL LEVEL FACTS

Turn it down for growing ears.

Young ears are still developing, making them especially vulnerable to damage caused by excessive noise. Children and babies deserve environments where they can learn, play, and grow without risking their long-term hearing health. By turning down the volume today, we safeguard their ability to listen, connect, and thrive tomorrow.

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woman in white bath towel

Turn it down for hearing health.

For many people, especially those already facing hearing challenges, loud decibels aren't just uncomfortable — they're harmful. Noise exposure accelerates hearing loss and interferes with daily well-being. Turn it Down, Town advocates for sound-conscious spaces that allow everyone to communicate and engage without added strain.

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photography of five people near outdoor during daytime

Turn it down for sensory inclusion.

Individuals with sound sensitivity—whether due to sensory processing differences, autism, PTSD, hearing conditions, or other neurodivergent experiences—often find loud environments overwhelming or painful. Lowering volume isn’t just considerate; it’s essential. Inclusive public spaces honor these needs by offering calm, comfort, and the freedom to participate without distress.

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selective focus photography of boy wearing corded headphones

Do you need to
Turn it Down?

We see you—and we appreciate you. If you're an establishment that recognizes the impact of high decibel environments and wants to be part of the solution, you're already making a difference. Whether you're a restaurant, venue, shop, or workspace, your willingness to reduce noise shows care for your community, your customers, and your staff. Turn it Down, Town is here to support you with practical, proven tools to help you create a more sound-conscious space. Visit our Sound Solutions Guide to explore products and strategies that make turning it down easy, effective, and even stylish.

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We Welcome Your Expertise!

If you're a professional in audiology, occupational therapy, psychology, education—or someone with firsthand experience navigating sound sensitivity or neurodivergence—we’d love to hear from you. Your insights, suggestions, and lived experience can help shape more inclusive, sound-conscious spaces.

Whether it’s a brief statement, a practical tip, or a deeper dive into the science, your voice matters. Submissions may be featured in our marketing materials, website content, or outreach efforts to help raise awareness and foster empathy.

Together, we’re building a community rooted in accessibility, informed care, and real-world wisdom.