At our center, sensory integration therapy is designed to help children process and respond to sensory information more effectively within their environment. The process begins with a comprehensive assessment to identify specific sensory processing challenges. By understanding how the child perceives and reacts to sensory stimuli—such as touch, sound, and movement—we can develop a personalized therapy plan tailored to their unique needs.

Therapy sessions include engaging and structured activities that are carefully selected to provide targeted sensory input.

These activities are designed to provide the appropriate sensory input to improve sensory integration and self-regulation. They may include the use of swings, balance boards, textured materials, and other specialized equipment to help the child adapt to sensory stimuli in a controlled and supportive environment. The goal is to enhance the child’s ability to process sensory information, leading to improved coordination, focus, and overall daily functioning.

We emphasize continuous monitoring and close collaboration with families and caregivers throughout the therapy process. By involving them in sessions and providing home-based strategies, we ensure that the child can generalize the skills learned in therapy to real-life situations.