Anyone ever heard of a "comfort clinic" before?

https://www.komu.com/news/midmissourinews/boone-county-health-department-to-host-flu-vaccine-comfort-clinic-on-oct-14/article_fa604822-66a7-11ee-a6da-df24f2cf712b.html

without stringer but you'll have to navigate to the story: https://www.komu.com/news/midmissourinews/boone-county-health-department-to-host-flu-vaccine-comfort-clinic-on-oct-14/

Boone County health department to host flu vaccine comfort clinic on Oct. 14

It's on the same day as the annular eclipse.

Quotes: "This clinic is for individuals interested in getting a flu vaccine, but are either anxious about needles or the process of receiving a vaccination, according to a press release."

"The comfort clinic is sensory friendly and will have extra comfort measures, including anxiety-reducing activities, private rooms for vaccination, distraction tools and volunteers trained in evidence-based child life therapeutic interventions, according to the press release." (Red Text added)

What are "evidence-based child life therapeutic interventions"? Are they saying they can hold your child down "sensitively"?

My opinion: If you are anxious about taking an injection or your child is terrified perhaps this is an indication it isn't a good idea?