The tactile (touch) sense helps this boy hold his bat correctly.
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Some Possible Signs of Sensory Integration/Processing Issues
Examples of children using their seven senses to complete everyday activities
Vestibular (balance and movement) information helps him stay upright while swinging the bat
Sensory integration happens when the brain uses information obtained from the seven senses (yes, seven!) to “make sense” of the world, by organizing how information is received and responding to it.
Proprioception (body position) helps him know his body is in the correct position.
What is Sensory Integration/Processing?
Sensory integration/processing helps people “make sense” of the world around them. Think of all the sensations you experience while dressing, bathing, walking, or riding a bike.Integrating and processing information from the tactile, proprioceptive, and vestibular systems, along with the other senses (sight,sound, taste, and smell), makes it possible to successfully participate in everyday activities.
Therapy can improve a child’s sensory processing and increase confidence, self-esteem, social participation, self-regulation, and overall skill development.
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