for people like joelle, who now ventures into the supermarket with her support dog rocky.s allowed inside even in the quiet hour. shopping used to be almost impossible for joelle. >> everything comes at me, at the same volume, speed and intensity. i can filter things out. the radio's on, the shelves are being stocked, and i can't block out what's happening. >> joelle doesn't want special offers. she wants everything to stay in the same place. she always shops with a list, and sticks to it. >> it's so difficult when they reorganize the shelves. i organize my shopping list so that i can just pass through once. that way, i minimize my stress. >> joelle needs the calm atmosphere because her brain processes sensory input differently. but many other customers also appreciate the quiet hour, and so do the staff. >> you're calmer with the customers. >> the first time they did it, i thought: is this a power cut? i was quite confused. >> it's nice, a lot less hectic. >> taking out the stress, with a low-sensory hour. a great idea that seems destined to catch on more widely. >> fanta