Sensory Integration

Sensory integration therapy for children is designed to help them manage and respond to sensory information in a more balanced way. Children with sensory processing challenges may be overly sensitive to certain stimuli or seek out excessive sensory input, which can affect their behavior and daily functioning. During therapy, children engage in playful, structured activities that provide a range of sensory experiences, such as swinging, climbing, or playing with textured materials. These activities help children learn to process and integrate sensory information more effectively, improving their ability to focus, regulate emotions, and engage in everyday tasks. The therapy aims to build the child's tolerance to sensory input and enhance their overall comfort and performance in various settings, supporting their development and quality of life.