Organizing Senses for Success
Sensory Integration Therapy helps children process sensory input. Its ideal for kids who are over- or under-sensitive. Therapists use swings, textures, and movement activities.
Sessions are tailored to improve focus and comfort. It helps reduce meltdowns, anxiety, and confusion. Children become more adaptable and confident daily.
Balancing Brain and Body
Some children struggle with how their senses work together. This therapy helps organize sensations like touch or sound. Kids may be overly reactive or unaware of input. Activities like jumping, brushing, and balancing are used. Therapy improves coordination, alertness, and emotional control.
Over time, children feel safer and more regulated.
Helping Kids Feel Right
When the senses overwhelm, learning becomes harder. This therapy retrains the brains response to input. Kids explore movement, sound, and texture in a safe space. Therapists adjust sessions based on reactions and needs. Better sensory integration leads to improved behavior and focus. Its especially helpful for children with autism or ADHD.