What is sensory integration training method?

The comprehensive sensory training method is actually a training method for children's nerve needs. This comprehensive sensory training method also has a targeted direction. For example, there will be tactile, motor sensation and other projects in the training process. After the training, for children, it can strengthen the skin, adjust the balance, strengthen the tactile nerves, etc., and the effect is very good. There are reasons for children to undergo sensory comprehensive training. For example, those with emotionality, inaccurate pronunciation, picky eating habits, etc. can all be trained using this method. Only appropriate stimulation can help children correct bad conditions in a healthier way.

Sensory integration training refers to training that guides children to respond appropriately to sensory stimuli based on their neurological needs. Sensory integration training involves the relationship between the mind, brain and body, and is not just a physiological functional training. The key to sensory integration training is to give children multiple stimuli such as vestibular, muscle, joint, skin touch, vision, hearing, smell, etc. at the same time, and combine these stimuli with movement.

Sensory integration training mainly focuses on the most important sensory system of human beings, which can be divided into training of touch, vestibular balance training, motor sensation and other projects. There are mainly the following types:

Tactile training: strengthen the nerve sensitivity of the skin, large and small muscles and joints, identify the sensory levels, and adjust the sensitivity of the brain's sensory nerves.

The training equipment includes massage balls, ball pool and balance tactile board.

Indications: Crying, timid, emotional, afraid of strangers, clumsy, afraid of being touched, incorrect pronunciation, partiality, picky eating, poor concentration, autism, frailty, etc.

Vestibular balance training: adjust the vestibular information and the automatic response function of the balance nervous system, promote the soundness of language organization nerves, vestibular balance and the completeness of visual and auditory abilities.

Training equipment: cylinder, balance bike, massage dragon ball, slide, balance platform, shaking log bridge, kangaroo bag, circular pulley.

Indications: lack of physical flexibility, poor posture, poor bilateral coordination, hyperactivity, irritability, delayed language development, poor visual-spatial, reading difficulties, lack of self-confidence, poor concentration, prone to falls, lack of sense of direction, inability to learn and develop habits.

Jumping training: adjusts the inherent balance and vestibular balance sensory nervous system, strengthens the tactile nerves and joint information, and promotes the healthy development of the left and right brain.

Training equipment: racquetball, trampoline.

Indications: standing or sitting without form, incorrect posture, emotionality, lack of physical flexibility, hyperactivity, lack of concentration, delayed language development, reading difficulties, timidity, emotionality, clumsiness, poor visual judgment, false tactile development, and insufficient joint information.

Intrinsic balance training: adjust the coordination of the spinal central nervous system to gravity, strengthen the middle ear balance system, coordinate the nerve functions of the whole body, and lay the foundation for brain development.

Training equipment: one-legged chair, large gyroscope, stepper, vertical holding tube.

Indications: hyperactivity, easy to fall, irritable, irritable, poor language development, lack of organizational and reasoning skills, bilateral poor coordination, inflexible hands and feet, and lack of self-confidence.