Occupational Therapy
More than 90% of children with autism experience differences in sensory processing. That means sounds, textures, and lights can be bothersome and even exhausting.
What is simple for many people, taking a bath, cutting nails, eating, playing, can be an enormous challenge for them.
At school, in the home routine, in the small tasks of everyday life, the body responds first. And the child feels overwhelmed, irritated, and tired, without quite knowing why.
Occupational Therapy at Priorit
Trained in the Ayres Sensory Integration Method, our occupational therapists help your child organize sensations. The noise that once bothered them starts to make sense. The texture that was refused becomes something to explore.
This work is the foundation for everything, from regulating emotions to responding to the challenges of daily life.
There is also the Sensory Diet, like a menu of strategies designed for the daily routine. Small actions, adjustments, and stimuli that help organize the body throughout the day.
In practice
Real moments from sessions at the Priorit units.
When your child learns to organize what they feel, learning becomes possible.