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Sensory integration is the process by which the brain organizes and interprets sensory information from the body and the environment so that a person can respond appropriately. This includes input from the five traditional senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch) as well as:
Vestibular sense (balance and movement, from the inner ear)
Proprioception (body awareness, from muscles and joints)
Interoception (internal body signals, like hunger, thirst, or heart rate)
Sensory integration is the process by which we receive the information from environment through our senses and organize the information and then use it to participate in daily activities like eating, walking dressing, playing etc. To process the information, we use our below senses:
. Smell
· Taste
· Touch
· Vision
· Hearing
· Vestibular (Balance)
· Proprioception (position and movement of body)
· Interoception (sense from inside body like hunger, hot, cold)
In some individuals, especially children (including those with autism or ADHD), the brain may have trouble processing and responding to sensory information. This is often referred to as Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) or Sensory Integration Dysfunction. Symptoms may include:
Oversensitivity (hypersensitivity) or undersensitivity (hyposensitivity) to stimuli
Difficulty with motor coordination
Trouble concentrating or sitting still
Strong emotional reactions to certain textures, sounds, or movements
Sensory integration is an extremely important part, it plays a major role in child’s development, behavior and many other aspects of life affecting daily age appropriate activities.
Aspects of life that can be improved with Sensory integration(SI):
· Infants and toddlers at risk for developmental problems
· Premature infants
· School aged children with sensory integration problems. A variety of sensory-based approaches can address life skills, participation, and behaviors needed at home, in the community, and in the classroom
· Children with fear of movement, sensitivity to touch, poor motor planning, or decreased awareness of body position in space.
· Autism and ADHD
· Cerebral palsy
· Handwriting
· Clumsy child
· Picky eater
· Fine motor and gross motor skills
Sensory integration also helps us:
Maintain balance and posture
Coordinate movements
Focus attention
Regulate emotions and behavior
Interact effectively with the environment
A through evaluation is done by filling up standardized assessments for specific age range group, information is collected from parents and school if needed. After the assessment a child specific sensory diet is planned. It includes not only things like balance treatments, movement therapy and structured exposure to sensory input, but also carefully designed and planned activities including physical, visual and tactile and also other accommodation needed at home and school.
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