Sensory integration

Sensory Bridge describes structured, play-based sensory activities tailored to a child’s needs. Families can discuss how sensory experiences affect daily routines, movement, and play.

Areas to discuss

  • Sensitivity to sounds, touch, clothing, or messy textures
  • Seeking movement or pressure
  • Transitions and busy environments
  • Body awareness, coordination, and motor planning

Your next step

Bring examples of situations your child seeks or avoids. The therapist can discuss an individualized evaluation and which goals matter most to your family.

Ask about an evaluation

Call (909) 258-9292 for appointment and payment questions.