PEDIATRIC THERAPY

Sensory Integration Therapy in Wakad Pune

Helping Children Respond, Learn and Participate with Greater Confidence

Personalised sensory integration therapy to help children manage sensory experiences, develop functional skills and participate more comfortably in everyday activities.

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SENSORY INTEGRATION

Supporting Children Through Better Sensory Experiences

Children experience and respond to sounds, touch, movement, sights and other sensory information in different ways. For some children, these experiences can make everyday activities challenging.

Sensory integration therapy focuses on helping children respond to sensory information in a more organised and functional way while supporting participation in daily activities.

UNDERSTANDING SENSORY NEEDS

When Might a Child Need Sensory Support?

Every child is different. Some common behaviours may indicate that a child is finding certain sensory experiences difficult to manage.

Sensitivity to Sounds

A child may become uncomfortable, distressed or distracted by sounds that others can easily tolerate.

Touch Sensitivity

Certain clothing, textures or physical contact may feel uncomfortable or overwhelming.

Movement Difficulties

Some children may seek constant movement or find certain movement activities difficult to manage.

Daily Activity Challenges

Sensory differences may affect play, learning, dressing, mealtimes or participation in everyday routines.

OUR THERAPY APPROACH

Therapy Designed Around Your Child's Needs

Sensory integration therapy is planned according to the child's individual sensory needs, abilities and functional challenges.

Understand

We understand the child's sensory responses, behaviour and everyday challenges.

Plan

Activities are selected according to the child's individual needs and therapy goals.

Build Skills

Therapy encourages functional participation, regulation and development of everyday skills.

THERAPY GOALS

Areas We Can Work On

Therapy goals are personalised according to each child's requirements and everyday participation.

Attention & Participation

Supporting children in remaining engaged during age-appropriate activities.

Body Awareness

Activities can support awareness of body position, movement and coordination.

Motor Planning

Supporting children in planning and completing movement-based activities.

Daily Routines

Helping children participate more comfortably in dressing, eating, play and other routines.

Sensory Regulation

Supporting appropriate responses to different sensory experiences encountered throughout the day.

Functional Skills

Encouraging practical skills that help children participate more effectively in everyday environments.

PARENT & CAREGIVER SUPPORT

Therapy Works Better When Everyone Is Involved

Parents and caregivers play an important role in helping children practise functional skills and manage everyday sensory experiences. Guidance can help families understand their child's needs and support therapy goals at home.

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Help Your Child Feel More Comfortable in Everyday Activities

If you have concerns about your child's sensory responses or participation in daily activities, professional guidance can help you understand the next steps.

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Frequently Asked Questions

This is a hearing loss that results from damaged or weakened inner ear (hair cells) or nerve connecting ear and brain. Generally permanent, it can happen gradually or abruptly.

Group conversation listening difficulties, distorted or muffled speech, challenges when there's background noise, ear ringing (tinnitus), hearing that has worsened suddenly or repeated calls for hearing: what else should be added here?

Typically age, noise exposure over a period of years, head injury, viral illness, some drugs, and genetic disorders.

Yes. It is and within 72 hrs. You should be assessed by medical personnel as soon as possible, as there is a better chance of regaining your hearing.

Among other things, there are hearing aids, cochlear implants, bone-anchored hearing devices, and corticosteroids for acute forms, as well as re-examinations and audiology rehabilitation.