Sensory Integration

Why are our senses important? Sensory development is important for a child’s overall health and wellbeing. It forms the foundation of a child’s learning and perception. Sensory systems do not develop in isolation. Sensory Integration (SI) was introduced in the 1970s by A. Jean Ayres, who defined sensory integration as Read more…

In this post we learn about the types of muscle tones, reasons for their alterations, complications caused by increase or decrease in the tone and how do we identify it.

The Primitive Reflexes appear in infancy and are integrated in the first 6-12 months of life. When they do not integrate, they may interfere with child’s development.