Fact:
Without intervention, sensory processing issues can lead to more significant challenges in daily life.
Tactile therapy focuses on sensory processing and helps children respond appropriately to touch experiences.
Early intervention through tactile therapy can significantly enhance fine motor skills and tactile awareness.
Answer:
Tactile sensory therapy helps children learn to respond appropriately to touch sensations, enhancing their sensory processing skills.
Call our 24x7 Free National Care Center at 9100 181 181 or email us at care@pinnacleblooms.org to book an assessment.
Don’t wait! The earlier the intervention, the better the outcomes for your child.
Available at our Pinnacle Blooms centers across India, the USA, Dubai, and Singapore.
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Comfortably Engaged
Child comfortably explores various textures (e.g., sand, play dough, different fabrics) without becoming distressed. Handles everyday tactile experiences (wearing clothes, washing hands) calmly and adapts easily to new tactile sensations. Appears curious and engaged during hands-on activities, showing minimal aversion to touching or being touched.
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Hesitant with Textures
Child is somewhat sensitive to certain textures or sensations (e.g., may resist sticky or messy materials) but can participate with gentle encouragement. Occasionally withdraws or shows mild discomfort if unexpectedly touched or when encountering unfamiliar tactile stimuli (e.g., rough fabric). Improves with preparation, reassurance, or slight modifications (e.g., letting them touch something with a tool first).
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Avoids Touch
Child displays strong aversion or distress to everyday touch experiences (e.g., vigorously avoiding certain clothing, becoming upset when hands get dirty). May have intense reactions (crying, pulling away, meltdown) to seemingly minor tactile contact or unexpected touch. Requires specialized strategies or professional support to manage significant tactile sensitivities and maintain functional participation.
Our targeted interventions have a 97% accuracy rate in improving sensory processing skills across 1,00,00,000+ assessments.
Arjun, a lively 3-year-old from Mumbai, struggled with overwhelming sensory sensitivities. His mother, Priya, was worried about his social interactions and communication. After starting tactile therapy at Pinnacle Blooms, Arjun began to enjoy textures he previously avoided. This progress not only boosted his self-esteem but also allowed him to play with peers at daycare, sharing toys like never before. Thanks to early intervention, Arjun now faces life with confidence and joy!
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionEnhancing Sensory Skills
Kid Name : Kiran
Age : 4
Gender : Female
Diagnosis : Sensory Processing Disorder
Progress : Kiran has become more engaged with various textures and shows a willingness to try new activities.
Join us at Pinnacle Blooms to unlock your child''s potential with our expert-led tactile sensory therapy programs.
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionSuccess Testimonial
Name : Rajesh Gupta
RelationShip : Father of Kiran
Testimonial : The tactile therapy sessions at Pinnacle have been a game changer for Kiran. Her progress is heartwarming, and we are grateful for the support.
- Incorporate sensory play into daily routines.
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionFrom Isolation to Interaction
Kid Name : Aaditya
Age : 5
Gender : Male
Diagnosis : Autism Spectrum Disorder
Progress : Aaditya now initiates play with other children and enjoys tactile experiences that previously frightened him.
At Pinnacle Blooms, we provide personalized assessments to help your child conquer sensory challenges and thrive!
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionPinnacle 97% Proven Improvement
Name : Sneha Rao
RelationShip : Mother of Aaditya
Testimonial : I had almost lost hope, but Pinnacle''s tactile therapy opened a new world for Aaditya. I can''t thank them enough!
Tactile therapy is fundamental to develop essential life skills in children. It aids in fine motor skills, social interactions and overcoming sensory challenges.
