Sensory Integration Therapy
Comprehensive pediatric clinical program at Origin.
Program Overview
Sensory Integration Therapy helps children who are hyper-sensitive or hypo-sensitive to touch, sounds, lights, movement, or balance. Using our sensory integration gym, children participate in activities on swings, weighted blankets, and texture panels to help their brains process physical inputs productively.
Who Needs it?
- Kids who cover their ears at common sounds (hairdryers, vacuum cleaners, mixers).
- Children who avoid physical touch or particular food textures.
- Toddlers who crash into furniture or show poor balance.
- Kids showing continuous body rocking, spinning, or hand-flapping.
Core Benefits of the Therapy
Our Clinical Process
Sensory Profile Mapping
Evaluating sensitivity levels across visual, auditory, tactile, and balance nodes.
Diet Plan Development
Designing a customized sensory diet of tactile and motor activities.
Sensory Gym Sessions
Guided tasks involving custom swings, textured boards, and balance beans.
Home Adaptation Guide
Recommending sensory routines to reduce anxiety at home.
FAQs About Sensory Integration Therapy
What does a sensory diet mean?
It is a personalized set of physical activities (swinging, deep pressure, texture playing) that a child needs to keep their nervous system balanced.
Is it helpful for autistic children?
Extremely. Autistic children frequently suffer from sensory issues; balancing their sensory input significantly reduces anxiety and behaviors.
Book Assessment
Get an expert milestone screening for your child.
Shakti Nagar
Fully equipped physical center in Delhi
Flexible Scheduling
Weekdays & Weekends available