Sensory Integration

Sensory Integration - this activity is aimed at the overall development of a child's ability to perceive, process, and respond to information from the surrounding world through sensory organs. At the MCRN, we help children learn to interact better with their environment, improving concentration, coordination, and self-control.

Sensory integration is an essential part of rehabilitation for children with developmental disorders, neurological conditions, or difficulties in adapting to social environments. The unique sessions at our center are designed to harmonize sensory perceptions through specific exercises and games.

Indications for Sensory Integration:
-Sensory perception issues (hypersensitivity or hyposensitivity to sounds, touch, movements);
-Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD);
-Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD);
-Coordination disorders, difficulty in performing precise movements;
-Psychomotor development delay;
-Social adaptation problems (difficulty communicating, fear of new situations);
-Attention difficulties, distractibility;
-General child development;

Benefits of Sensory Integration for Children:
-Improved ability to perceive information through touch, hearing, sight, and movement;
-Emotional state harmonization, reduction of anxiety and hyperactivity;
-Enhanced concentration and attention abilities;
-Improved coordination, balance, and motor skills;
-Easier learning process and interaction with others;

How the Session Goes:
1.Child's assessment: The specialist analyzes the sensory needs and difficulties of the child.
2.Individual program: A tailored plan is developed based on the child's sensitivity and unique characteristics.
3.Sensory exercises: Use of equipment (swings, sensory mats, balls, textured objects) to stimulate sensory systems.
4.Play tasks: Activities in a playful format to develop coordination, attention, and social skills.
5.Result consolidation: Simple relaxation exercises to maintain a harmonious state.

Contraindications:
-Acute infectious diseases, high fever;
-Epilepsy during an active seizure;
-Severe mental disorders in an exacerbation phase;
-Post-trauma or post-surgery condition (with doctor's permission);

We create comfortable conditions for both children and their parents, ensuring a comprehensive approach to sensory development. Our specialists use modern methods and equipment, adapting the sessions to the individual needs of each child. The sessions are always interesting and diverse, involving foam, sand, interactive mats, a ball pool, swings, and much more. Be sure to try sensory integration sessions at our center.

We are waiting for you at the MCRN:)