Sensory Integration

Helping Children Process and Respond to Sensory Information Effectively

Overview

Understanding Sensory Integration Therapy

We offer specialized sensory integration therapy to help children process and respond to sensory information effectively. Our approach supports children with sensory processing challenges to improve their ability to participate in daily activities, learning, and social interactions. Sensory integration therapy helps children organize sensory input from their environment, leading to better regulation, attention, and overall functioning.

Tactile Processing

Helping children who are over-sensitive or under-sensitive to touch develop appropriate responses to tactile input in daily activities.

Vestibular & Proprioceptive

Supporting balance, coordination, and body awareness through targeted movement-based activities and exercises.

Visual Processing

Enhancing visual perception and visual-motor integration skills for improved learning and daily task performance.

Auditory Processing

Helping children filter and respond appropriately to sounds in their environment, reducing sensory overload.

Sensory Modulation

Teaching children to regulate their responses to sensory input, promoting calm and focused behavior.

Self-Regulation Skills

Building strategies for children to manage their sensory needs independently in various environments.

Sensory Integration Therapy Session

Why Choose Evora for Sensory Integration Therapy?

Our sensory integration therapy is delivered in a specially designed sensory gym with equipment tailored to meet each child's unique sensory needs. We create a fun, engaging environment where therapy feels like play.

Certified Occupational Therapists with Sensory Integration Training
Individualized Sensory Diets and Home Programs
Specialized Sensory Equipment and Safe Environment
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are signs my child may need sensory integration therapy?

Signs include over-sensitivity to touch, sounds, or lights; difficulty with balance and coordination; seeking excessive sensory input (spinning, crashing); difficulty sitting still; poor attention; or avoiding certain textures or activities. A professional evaluation can determine if sensory integration therapy would be beneficial.

How does sensory integration therapy work?

Therapy involves structured activities that provide controlled sensory experiences, helping the brain organize and interpret sensory information more effectively. Activities are play-based and tailored to each child's specific sensory needs, gradually building their ability to process and respond to sensory input appropriately.

How long does sensory integration therapy take?

The duration varies depending on the child's individual needs and progress. Some children show improvement within a few months, while others may benefit from longer-term therapy. Regular assessments help track progress and adjust the therapy plan as needed.

Can sensory integration therapy be done at home?

Yes! We provide families with a "sensory diet" - a personalized plan of activities to do at home between therapy sessions. These activities help reinforce progress and support sensory regulation throughout the day. Parent training is an important part of our approach.