Sensory integration cabinet equipment

How to organize a safe and sensory-friendly space for a child?

With sensory integration, the human nervous system receives stimuli from all senses. The purpose of this process is to provide the body with such a quantity of receptors to ensure more efficient work of the central nervous system. Our proposal contains cosmic ideas on how to organize a sensory-friendly space for your child. This is extremely important in various types of therapy.

Sensory integration primarily allows the child to improve emotional functioning, visual and auditory skills, motor skills, attention, concentration and self-awareness. In therapy, the child is convinced that he is spending time with the therapist. During classes, the child does not learn certain skills. On the other hand, neural processes develop, which are the basis for further acquisition of skills. The sensory integration room should be properly equipped, but above all, it should evoke positive emotions and a sense of security in the child.

The space ideas available on offer allow for sensory activities for babies and toddlers. The light room will help children experience stimuli that affect all the senses. Sensory integration room - movement and touch develops balance, hand-eye coordination, spatial orientation and physical condition. We also provide the opportunity to decorate entire rooms in kindergartens using the method of sensory integration. The proposal is aimed at facilitating the design of this room, in accordance with the customer's requirements.

The most important thing is that during such classes the child has the best conditions that promote proper concentration and are adapted to his needs. A space that is accessible and safe is one that encourages action and does not distract unnecessary attention. Contrary to appearances, creating the perfect place is not easy, but thanks to our experience, we can organize and arrange the room in the best way so that it perfectly fulfills its functions and supports the process of sensory integration. The best space to support a child should include textural elements, attractive decorations such as sensory squares, and provide contact with different shapes and materials such as a soft fleece blanket, cork board, plastic ball, etc. It will develop her fine motor skills, touch and vision. When arranging such a room, we pay attention to every detail.