Sensory Integration Therapy

Sensory Integration Therapy - “Balanced Senses, Better Living”

Sensory Integration Therapy helps children process and respond to sensory input more comfortably.
It supports those who struggle with textures, sounds, movements, or touch sensitivity.
Through structured play and sensory-based activities, regulation and confidence improve.
Our approach helps children stay calm, focused, and better prepared for daily tasks.

Have Questions?

Our audiologists and hearing specialists are happy to discuss your concerns, explain our services, or help you understand your hearing health options.

          Why Choose Us

  • Skilled sensory therapists
  • Evidence-based techniques
  • Personalized therapy plans
  • Child-centered environment
  • Clear progress tracking
  • Strong parent support

           Who Will Benefit

  • Sensory-sensitive children
  • Kids avoiding textures
  • Attention difficulty kids
  • Behaviour-challenged children
  • Autism spectrum children
  • Motor difficulty kids

           What We Offer

  • Sensory gym activities
  • Balance and coordination tasks
  • Deep-pressure techniques
  • Sensory regulation programs
  • Movement-based therapy
  • Parent training support

           How it works

  • Initial sensory assessment
  • Identify sensory triggers
  • Structured sensory activities
  • Gradual skill building
  • Consistent reinforcement strategies
  • Regular progress updates

FAQ

It helps process sensory information. It improves daily functional skills.

Sensory issues affect child behaviour. Therapy builds comfort and confidence.

Kids with sensory challenges benefit. Those overwhelmed by input benefit.

Duration varies for each child. Consistency ensures better long-term results.

We use swings and textures. Tasks improve balance and regulation.

Parents learn home strategies daily. Their support enhances therapy effectiveness.

Sessions stay playful and engaging. Activities reduce anxiety and stress.

We monitor sensory responses regularly. Improvements reflect behavioural changes.