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Frequently Asked
Questions...
What are the benefits of the Sensory LearningSM
Program?
The overall benefits include
improvement in perception, understanding and the
ability to learn. We often see specific
improvement in processing time, sensitivities,
sleep patterns, awareness and attention, speech,
memory, expression and social skills. It will
also improve eye-hand coordination. |
Who responds to this intervention?
Individuals with
dysfunctional sensory integration, sensitivities
to light, sound or motion, delays in motor
skills, irregular sleep/activity patterns and
sensory processing issues typically respond well
to the Sensory Learning Program. |
What's unique about the Sensory Learning Program?
The Sensory Learning
Program unites three modalities
working with the visual, auditory and vestibular
systems that are normally administered
individually---into one seamless and holistic
experience.
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Can it be too much stimulation at once?
On the contrary, by
stimulating the well-developed sensory systems
concurrently with the weaker sensory systems,
the Sensory Learning Program provides an
overall experience that is often gentler and
more easily integrated than singularly focused
interventions. Because we do not experience life
in isolated modalities, the Sensory Learning
Program actually provides a more holistic
approach to developmental learning than do
individual therapies alone. |
How long before you see results?
Subtle changes are often seen
immediately. Many participants experience
significant results during the initial twelve
days. Others see changes in cumulative skills
unfolding over the following weeks or months.
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Are the benefits lasting or must the process be
periodically repeated?
Because the benefits gained
are lasting, the Sensory Learning Program
is typically a one-time intervention. |
My child's Speech and
Occupational Therapist are very interested in the Program, but our Doctor is
skeptical. What kind of research do you have to support this Program?
The individual delivery of
visual, auditory, and vestibular therapies are
each over fifty years old and well established
in health science. The unique benefits of
combining visual, auditory, and vestibular
stimulation, as provided by the Sensory Learning
Program, has yet to be formally researched.
However, the Sensory Learning Program has been a
successful intervention since 1990 and we
continue to see exceptional outcomes every day.. |
How do I determine if my child is a good candidate for the sensory
Learning Program?
If you know or believe
that your child has sensory issues then, in all
likelihood, your child is an excellent candidate
for the Sensory Learning Program. |
What is the "first step" to getting treated?
If you are considering the
Sensory Learning Program for a child,
click here to fill out the child assessment
form.
After this we schedule a free sample session
where we can discuss your treatment. If you are
an adult thinking of treatment fill out the
assessment form as well. |
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