Sensory Integration Therapy
Helping the senses make sense.
Specialised therapy that helps children process and respond to sensory information for calmer, focused days.
Ages
2 – 12 years
Duration
45-minute sessions, 1–2 times per week, reviewed every 10–12 weeks.
Overview
Sensory integration therapy helps children who are over- or under-responsive to sensory input — sounds, textures, movement or light — regulate their responses so they can focus, play and learn comfortably.
In our sensory gym, therapists use carefully graded, playful activities that build the brain's ability to organise sensory information, improving attention, coordination and self-regulation.
Signs it may help
- Distress at loud sounds or bright lights
- Avoiding or craving messy textures
- Constant movement or seeking deep pressure
- Poor balance and coordination
- Difficulty calming down
- Fussy eating linked to textures
Benefits
- Calmer responses to sensory input
- Improved focus and participation
- Better coordination and body awareness
- Reduced anxiety and meltdowns
- Greater comfort with daily activities
- Improved sleep and self-regulation
Your therapy journey
A supportive, structured path from first visit to lasting progress.
Sensory Assessment
We profile how your child processes each sensory system.
Sensory Plan
A tailored 'sensory diet' and therapy plan for regulation.
Sensory-Gym Sessions
Playful, graded activities that build sensory processing.
Home Strategies
Simple sensory tools and routines to use every day.
Sensory Integration Therapy — FAQs
Common questions from parents considering this service.
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