- Rehabilitation therapy systems for children
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Sensory integration training is based on children's neurological needs. By providing whole-body movements that stimulate the vestibular (gravity and movement), proprioceptive (muscle and joint), and tactile senses, it aims to improve the brain's neurological ability to process and organize sensory information, rather than simply enhancing motor skills. This training is widely applicable to children with sensory integration dysfunction, autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, learning disabilities, motor coordination disorders, intellectual disabilities, cerebral palsy, emotional and behavioral disorders, developmental delays, and multiple disabilities. It is also beneficial for adolescents in critical stages of physical and brain development. The training effectively improves body coordination, balance, and responsiveness, positively impacting both daily life and physical activities.