Fact:
Tactile processing issues can affect any child, regardless of diagnosis.
Tactile processing is a sensory function that involves how children experience and react to touch, textures, and sensations from their environment.
Early and accurate assessment of tactile processing can help identify sensory processing disorders, enhancing children''s quality of life and developmental skills.
Answer:
Tactile processing is how your brain interprets sensations from touch, affecting behavior and learning.
Answer:
Signs include aversion to certain textures, avoidance of touch, or heightened sensitivity to sensory inputs.
We utilize the Pinnacle TherapeuticAI to conduct assessments and recommend tailored therapies like Occupational Therapy and Sensory Integration to enhance tactile processing.
Children can benefit from tactile processing assessments as early as 9 months, with timeless support regarding their development.
Pinnacle Blooms Network has centers across India, the USA, Dubai, and Singapore, providing personalized assessments and therapy services.
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Tolerant
Tactile Processing: Child comfortably interacts with various textures, such as sand, play dough, and fabrics, without distress. Handles daily touch experiences (e.g., wearing clothes, brushing teeth, or washing hands) calmly and confidently. Demonstrates curiosity and engagement in tactile activities, such as sensory bins or crafts.
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Emerging
Tactile Processing: Child shows mild discomfort or hesitation with certain textures (e.g., sticky or rough materials) but adapts with reassurance or exposure. May react mildly to unexpected touch (e.g., pulling away or flinching) but can re-engage with prompts or support. Benefits from structured tactile experiences and encouragement to explore new sensations.
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Avoidant
Tactile Processing: Child frequently avoids or reacts strongly to common textures or touch experiences, such as refusing certain clothes or becoming distressed during handwashing. Struggles to tolerate unexpected or unfamiliar tactile input, often displaying significant distress or withdrawal. Requires professional support or sensory integration strategies to improve tactile processing and comfort with touch-based activities.
Over 1,00,00,000 assessments conducted globally, with a 97%+ accuracy rate in identifying developmental disorders including tactile processing issues.
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionAnaya's Journey to Discovery
Anaya, a spirited 4-year-old from Bangalore, struggled with textures, often avoiding play with her peers. Her parents, Neha and Arjun, felt helpless. After a comprehensive assessment at Pinnacle Blooms, Anaya started tailored Occupational Therapy. Over time, she blossomed, gaining confidence in exploring different textures, from playdough to soft fabrics. Today, she not only plays with her friends but also takes pride in creating beautiful art pieces, expressing her creativity through tactile experiences.
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionTransforming Rohan's World
Kid Name : Rohan
Age : 5
Gender : Male
Diagnosis : Sensory Processing Disorder
Progress : Rohan has shown significant improvement in managing sensory input and enjoys more playtime at the park.
Join us to empower your child with the skills to manage their tactile experiences better, fostering independence and joy.
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionSuccess Testimonial
Name : Pooja Sharma
RelationShip : Mother
Testimonial : Rohan has transformed so much! Thanks to Pinnacle, he enjoys touching different things now, and he''s happier than ever.
- Encourage positive sensory play with varied textures at home.
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionVikram''s New Adventures
Kid Name : Vikram
Age : 6
Gender : Male
Diagnosis : Autism Spectrum Disorder
Progress : Vikram has started engaging more with diverse textures, from sand to water, and is participating better in group activities.
Discover how we can guide your child through their sensory journey to enrich their daily experiences.
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionPinnacle 97% Proven Improvement
Name : Deepika Mehta
RelationShip : Mother
Testimonial : Pinnacle changed our lives! Vikram is now exploring and enjoying sensory play. We’re forever grateful.
Understanding tactile processing is crucial for fostering self-sufficient children who can thrive in mainstream society.
