Understanding the child's unique sensory preferences and aversions.
Paediatric Therapy
Autism Spectrum Support
Sensory integration and motor skills therapy to help children on the autism spectrum navigate their physical environment with confidence.
Overview
A protocol designed around your biology, face and calendar.
Sensory integration and motor skills therapy to help children on the autism spectrum navigate their physical environment with confidence.
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Benefits
What the treatment is designed to achieve.
Outcomes vary by medical suitability, but every protocol is planned with measured expectations.
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Improved sensory processing and regulation
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Better gross and fine motor coordination
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Enhanced core stability and posture
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Increased confidence in physical play
Procedure timeline
From first analysis to final refinement.
Activities to help the child reach a calm, focused state.
Navigating obstacle courses to improve coordination and spatial awareness.
Applying learned skills to home and school environments.
Technology
Sensory swings, weighted vests, and tactile play surfaces.
Expected results & recovery
Fewer meltdowns related to sensory overload, better focus, and improved physical coordination.
Recovery: DevelopmentalFAQs
Clear answers before you decide.
How does physiotherapy help autism?
We address the underlying motor planning and sensory processing challenges common in ASD.
Is the therapy structured?
It provides structure but is highly adaptable to the child's mood and needs on any given day.
“It felt less like a clinic and more like a private atelier. My skin looks expensive, but still completely like me.”
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