Who is Sensory Integration Therapy for
Sensory Seekers (SPD):
Children who crave sensory input and may feel overwhelmed without it. This therapy helps them find balance and feel more grounded in their environment.
Autism Spectrum Champions (ASD):
Kids on the autism spectrum who experience sensory overload can use this therapy to fine-tune their sensory radar, turning chaos into calm.
Focus Finders (ADHD):
For children with ADHD, sensory therapy can transform fidgety moments into focused energy, helping them better navigate their day.
Emotional Regulation Problems:
Extreme reactions or difficulty managing emotions.
What we do in sensory integration therapy?
Jumping into Calm:
Activities like jumping on trampolines or into foam pits are designed to provide deep pressure input, helping children regulate their energy and emotions.
Tactile Play:
Through sensory-rich play with different textures like sand, slime, or water, we help kids explore and manage their touch sensitivities.
Weighted Wonders:
Weighted blankets, vests, or toys offer gentle pressure that can soothe anxiety and create a calming effect, supporting emotional regulation.
Visual & Auditory Adventures:
Using bright colors, lights, and soothing sounds, we work on refining how children process visual and auditory information in their surroundings.
Advantages of sensory integration therapy
Supports better sensory perception, develops coordination and movement, and assists in managing emotional responses.
Improved Focus and Attention
Children develop better concentration and are more able to engage in tasks without getting easily distracted by sensory input.
Enhanced Motor Skills
Therapy boosts balance, coordination, and fine motor skills, making everyday activities easier for the child.
Better Emotional Regulation
Helps children manage their emotions, reduce anxiety, and cope with sensory overload in a more effective way.
Increased Confidence
As kids learn to process sensory information better, they become more independent and confident in navigating their world.
Advantages of sensory integration therapy
Supports better sensory perception, develops coordination and movement, and assists in managing emotional responses.
Improved Focus and Attention
Children develop better concentration and are more able to engage in tasks without getting easily distracted by sensory input.
Enhanced Motor Skills
Therapy boosts balance, coordination, and fine motor skills, making everyday activities easier for the child.
Better Emotional Regulation
Helps children manage their emotions, reduce anxiety, and cope with sensory overload in a more effective way.
Increased Confidence
As kids learn to process sensory information better, they become more independent and confident in navigating their world.
Sensory integration therapy procedure
Sensory integration therapy employs various activities to enhance how sensory information is processed.
Expert Care
Work with highly skilled and experienced therapists.
Daily Sessions
Benefit from 40-minute sessions each day for optimal progress.
Comprehensive Communication
Enjoy a thorough communication process to keep you informed and engaged.
Frequently asked questions
Sensory integration therapy can start showing improvements within a few weeks, but the speed of progress varies based on individual needs and the consistency of therapy.
A typical session involves engaging in various sensory activities tailored to the individual’s needs, focusing on enhancing sensory processing, motor skills, and emotional regulation through play and structured tasks.
Visible progress can often be observed within a few months, though the exact time frame depends on the individual’s specific goals and response to therapy.
Yes, sensory integration therapy can be effectively combined with other therapies, such as occupational or speech therapy, to address a broader range of developmental or behavioral needs.
Expect improvements in sensory processing, motor coordination, and emotional regulation, with gradual gains in daily functioning and behavior as therapy progresses.