Sensory Integration

Sensory integrative therapy assists in the development of children in the areas of fine and gross motor as well as social and academic. It targets the sensory systems of the body including the vestibular, proprioceptive, and tactile systems. These senses are primarily responsible for sense of movement, space, body awareness, and coordination.

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Interactive Metronome

Interactive Metronome

The interactive metronome is a computerized treatment protocol used to increase coordination, motor planning, sequencing, and timing. Functionally, it can produce increases in attention span, language processing, and academics. It works inconjunction with the target areas of sensory integration.

Craniosacral Therapy

Craniosacral therapy is a hands-on manipulative technique used to increase function of the central nervous system. Dysfunction of the cranial and peripheral nerves can cause a number of sensory, motor, or neurological disabilities. It is essentially a risk-free treatment to help correct restrictions so the body can release the effects of stress naturally.

Therapeutic Listening

Therapeutic Listening is a treatment protocol that uses modulated music to increase overall body and spatial awareness. It targets the auditory component of sensory integration and can assist in increased postural stability, motor control, spatial-temporal organization, communication, and even modulatory behaviors such as improvement in arousal state, attention, toilet training, sleep/wak cycles, and much more!