Sensory Processing and Self Regulation
A Play-Based Approach to Sensory Success
Sensory Integration Therapy in Englewood, NJ
Helping Children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)
Does your child struggle with noise, textures, or movement? At KB Therapy, we specialize in sensory integration OT for children with sensory processing disorder (SPD) and related challenges. Through fun, structured play, we help children self-regulate, focus, and feel more comfortable in their world.
Benefits of Sensory Integration Therapy:
Improved self-regulation
Reduced anxiety and meltdowns
Better focus and attention
Confidence in daily routines
What We Address:
Over-responsiveness to sound, light, textures
Difficulty focusing in school settings
Challenges with transitions or routines
Emotional regulation and calming strategies
Our Sensory Therapy Approach
Personalized Strategies for Every Child’s Sensory Needs
Every child processes sights, sounds, and movement differently, and our approach begins with understanding your child’s unique sensory profile. During sessions, KB observes how your child responds to different types of input, such as touch, noise, or balance activities, to identify areas of sensitivity or under-responsiveness.
Therapy is delivered through play, using swings, obstacle courses, tactile bins, and calming tools to gently challenge the sensory system in a fun, engaging way. Over time, children learn to better regulate their responses, making it easier to stay calm, focused, and comfortable in everyday situations. Parents receive practical strategies to support regulation at home, so progress continues beyond the clinic.
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FAQs About
Sensory Integration Therapy
What is sensory processing disorder (SPD)?
SPD is when a child has difficulty processing and responding to sensory input, such as sounds, textures, or movement. Therapy helps kids feel calm, organized, and ready to learn.
How do I know if my child has sensory challenges?
Signs include being bothered by clothing textures, covering ears in loud places, avoiding messy play, or seeking constant movement. An OT evaluation can help identify specific needs.
What does sensory integration therapy look like?
Sessions may include swings, obstacle courses, tactile play, and calming strategies—all designed to help children process sensory input more effectively.
How long does it take to see progress?
Every child is unique. Some parents notice improvements in focus and regulation within weeks, while others see steady progress over several months.
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