Sensory tools

If you’ve looked for sensory strategies, you may have considered "Sensory Brushing" as an option. This post will describe what sensory brushing means, why it is used, and what the potential benefits can be. Also known as the Wilbarger Deep Pressure and Proprioceptive Technique (DPPT) or the Wilbarger Protocol, sensory brushing can come up as a sensory strategy. Here's what you need to know...

Discover how to create a sensory self-soothing kit filled with items that cater to your sensory needs that help you to sensory regulate. Find inspiration, ideas for sensory tools, and step-by-step guidance to build a personalized sensory soothing toolkit for stress relief and to manage moments of sensory overwhelm

For children needing sensory visual outlets and practice, consider these visual tools and toys you can use at home.

Discover the power of your senses with a DIY Sensory Self-Soothing Kit! Craft engaging sensory soothers and explore sensory soothing activities for adults. This guide provides a step-by-step guide for developing a sensory self-soothing kit. Great for adults with sensory processing issues, anxiety, trauma, or sensitive nervous systems.

This DIY weighted toy supports self regulation and sensory processing through heavy work and calming proprioception. Make this one yourself!

Fidget Spinners have taken the world by storm, but I'm not sure they're the best option for most people who might benefit from a fidget toy.

his blog post by contributor author Regina Parsons-Allen describes occupational therapy activity kits that can be used to address a variety of occupational therapy goals using themed OT kits, saving time and planning for therapy. Another Look at Occupational Therapy Themed Tool Kits This is part two of the blog post regarding themed occupational therapy ... Read more

Yulika Forman, PhD, LMHC on Instagram: "Autism, ADHD, sensro processing disorder, dyslexia, and many other conditions come with sensory processing and integration differences. It is important to support sensory regulation for children and adults. . It is not something that needs to be decreased. . We should not expect people with sensory sensitivities to just "get used to it". . Sensory differences and needs are normal, both for children and for adults. We all have sensory needs. For people…

This DIY sensory tool is perfect for kids who are constantly jiggling their legs. You know the kiddo, it's like he has ants in his pants?

Sensory Squish Bags - Fantastic Fun & Learning

Sensory Room Equipment Ideas | If you’re looking for sensory room ideas to help kids with sensory processing disorder and/or autism, this post will teach you how to make a sensory room on a budget. With 55 sensory toys and sensory products to help develop the proprioceptive, vestibular, tactile, auditory, oral, and visual systems and great calming strategies, these sensory activities won’t disappoint! #autism #sensoryprocessingdisoder #sensoryroom #sensoryactivities #sensory #spd…

Using fidget tools in the classroom is a great way to calm students and help them focus. When used correctly, they will enhance your behavior management efforts.

A list of vestibular sensory & proprioceptive sensory tools for kids #sensory #sensoryprocessing #kids #parenting #vestibular #proprioceptive #proprioception #sensorydiet

Sensory bottles are a calming tool for anxious kids that need help with self-regulation skills. I've been wanting to make sensory bottles for quite some time. Now, I'm not sure if I can stop. These things are addictive. Even more so since I made them in my three favorite colors: rainbow, glitter, and glow-in-the-dark. I will give you the step-by-step to make each bottle, listing the materials, tips, and pros/cons.

If you have a child that has trouble controlling their temper, you know exactly how hard it can be to calm them down. These 10 Sensory Hacks are perfect!

Sensory Proprioceptive Toys & Tools

Whether you’re looking for sensory play activities for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, kindergarteners, or school-aged kids, we’ve got you covered. Perfect for at home or in the classroom, we’ve collected 101 sensory activities for kids with autism and special needs to help them calm down, stimulate their senses, develop their social skills, language skills, fine motor skills, gross motor skills, and self-control skills, as well as increase their attention span and help them le