Our senses give us information about the physical conditions of our body and the environment around us, and our brains must organize those sensations in order to move, learn, and behave in a productive manner.

 

Sometimes, stimuli aren't interpreted properly, which can manifest in behavioral problems, coordination issues, poor self-concept, and delays in academic progress. Our therapists will work with your child to identify the specific problem and create a child-directed therapy plan that, through play and exploration, helps your child learn to interact and process sensory information.