Sensory Integration Therapy
What is Sensory Integration Therapy
Sensory integration therapy focuses on helping children process and respond to sensory information in a regulated way. It addresses the issues they face with perceiving and reacting to sights, sounds, textures and movements. In a safe and structured environment, the therapy uses activities that slowly introduce the child to stimuli and improve their processing. It is designed to help them feel more comfortable and confident in their daily lives. This form of therapy promotes smoother emotional regulation, better attention span and helps them ease their interactions with the world around them.
How does it work?
Sensory integration therapy uses playful, hands-on activities tailored to each child’s sensory needs. Through engaging exercises, it helps children process sensory input more effectively, reducing related behaviours and enhancing daily life skills. This approach helps improve their ability to process sensations, leading to better focus, emotional control, and smoother interactions in everyday life. With guided support for families, the therapy extends beyond sessions, making a positive impact at home as well.
What do our Sensory Integration Therapist treat?
- Sensory Sensitivities: Overreacting to or being overwhelmed by sensory input.
- Difficulty with Sensory Inputs: Trouble handling everyday sounds, textures, or lights.
- Avoidance of Sensory Experiences: Avoiding certain sensations or environments.
- Constant Need for Sensory Stimulation: Seeking out excessive sensory experiences.
- Emotional Outbursts Related to Sensory Issues: Struggles with emotional reactions due to sensory challenges.
OUR SERVICES
Tailored Approaches For Every Need
ABA Therapy(Applied Behavior Analysis)
Evidence-based treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder, applying learning principles to enhance social skills and reduce problem behaviours.
Occupational Therapy
Play-based approach to help children gain independence, strengthen fine, visual and sensory motor skills needed to function and socialise.
Speech Therapy
Uses activities and exercises to improve speech, articulation, expression and fluency in social communication skills.
child psychology
Holistic approach analysing unique behaviours of children to understand their emotions and thoughts, and help them process things.