العلم وراء التكامل الحسي والتوحّد – إطلاق الإمكانات

Many children with and without autism challenges processing information such as touch, movement, balance, and body awareness. These challenges can impact learning, behavior, social participation and daily activities.

Sensory integration is a play-based, child-centered intervention designed to help the brain organize and respond more effectively to sensory input. The goal is to improve how children interact and participate in everyday life.

Research from Schoen et al. identified Ayres Sensory Integration® as an evidence-based intervention for children with autism aged 4-12 years. Their work found meaningful improvements when training was delivered according to the original principles.

When sensory processing improves, children can better access learning, play, and everyday experiences.