Sensory Integration Therapy
About this care
We assess responses to sound, touch and movement and difficulties in daily life. An occupational therapist plans play-based activities from the results.
When to seek a consultation
- Questions about eye contact and interaction
- Difficulty following spoken activity instructions
- Strong responses to sound, touch or movement
- Frequent falls or difficulty with movement
- Difficulty joining play or sustaining attention
- Repetitive actions that interfere with daily participation
- Discussing care after developmental assessment
From play to daily activities
We observe posture, movement control and interaction during play. Difficult daily activities are discussed with caregivers to set therapy goals.
How it works
1. Sensory Integration Assessment
Sensory modulation testing, Denver, parent interview and observation profile sensory processing and daily performance.
2. Analysis & Treatment Direction
Observed responses and daily activity difficulties inform treatment goals.
3. Play-Centered Personalized Sessions
Movement and play are adjusted to the child’s responses while participation is observed.
Precautions
- Tests are matched to your child at the consultationThe director personally matches standardized tests to each child's concern and behavior.
- About home coachingContinue the activities recommended for home. Discuss your child’s response and any difficulties with the therapist at the next session.
FAQ
Sensory responses and language development are assessed separately. Combined therapy may be discussed, but it does not guarantee faster progress.
Discuss your child’s assessment and therapy
Please call the Child Development Center on 02-521-7577 to discuss a visit.