Leading Sensory Processing Disorder Treatment Centre at Cadabam’s Child Development Center

At Cadabam’s Child Development Center, our sensory processing disorder treatment centre offers compassionate, expert care for children facing sensory challenges. We understand how overwhelming it can be when everyday stimuli feel too intense or too faint, affecting daily life, learning, and emotions. Our dedicated team creates personalized pathways to help your child thrive.

Parents often notice their child struggling with sensory processing disorder symptoms, like overreacting to sounds or textures, or seeking constant movement. Our centre specializes in evidence-based interventions to address these unique needs, fostering better regulation and confidence.

With a family-centered approach, we empower parents with tools and strategies, ensuring support extends beyond therapy sessions for lasting progress.

Introduction

At Cadabam’s Child Development Center, our sensory processing disorder treatment centre stands as a beacon of hope for families navigating child sensory processing disorder. We provide compassionate, expert care tailored specifically to children experiencing sensory processing challenges. Our services focus on helping children who struggle with how their brain interprets sensory information from the world around them, such as sounds, lights, textures, and movements. This can lead to difficulties in daily activities, social interactions, and emotional regulation.

Our approach emphasizes individualized support, recognizing that no two children experience sensory symptoms in children in the same way. Through comprehensive processing disorder therapy, we aim to improve sensory integration, reduce overwhelm, and build skills for better daily functioning. Benefits include enhanced school performance, stronger peer relationships, and greater family harmony. Parents often report their children becoming more confident, less anxious, and better able to participate in routine activities after our interventions.

As a leading sensory disorder treatment centre, we integrate the latest in evidence-based SPD interventions to create lasting change. Our team understands the frustration of watching a child meltdown over clothing tags or avoid playground swings due to sensory overload. We’re here to guide you every step, offering a safe space where children can learn to process sensations effectively. By addressing multisensory processing issues early, we help prevent long-term challenges, promoting holistic child development. Our commitment to family involvement ensures parents feel equipped to support their child at home, making our sensory processing disorder treatment a partnership for success.

Signs & Symptoms Parents Notice

Parents are often the first to spot sensory processing disorder symptoms in their children, noticing patterns that disrupt daily life. These signs fall into hypersensitivity (over-reacting to stimuli) or hyposensitivity (under-reacting), and sometimes both.

Common indicators include:

Hypersensitivity to sounds: Children may cover ears at vacuum cleaners, toilets flushing, or loud voices, finding everyday noises intolerable.
Over-sensitivity to textures: Complaints about clothing tags, seams in socks, or certain fabrics feeling unbearable; gagging on food textures.
Light and visual sensitivity: Squinting in bright lights or becoming overwhelmed in busy environments like supermarkets.
Touch aversion: Becoming wiggly or stiff when hugged, avoiding physical play, or reacting strongly to soft touches.
Sensory seeking behavior: Constant movement like rocking, head banging, chewing non-food items, or crashing into furniture for stimulation.
Poor coordination and motor skills: Clumsiness, frequent tripping, poor balance, difficulty with buttons or handwriting.
Emotional and behavioral signs: Frequent tantrums, easy distraction, difficulty transitioning activities, or meltdowns in public places.

These sensory symptoms in children can mimic other issues, so professional evaluation is crucial. At our sensory processing disorder treatment centre, we help identify a child’s unique sensory profile to guide effective support.

Causes, Risk Factors & Related Difficulties

Sensory processing disorder stems from neurological differences in how the brain organizes sensory input, making it hard to respond appropriately to touch, sound, movement, and more. While the exact causes aren’t fully known, research points to atypical brain wiring affecting sensory integration.

Risk factors include family history of sensory or developmental issues, premature birth, and prenatal complications. It’s not caused by poor parenting but can be influenced by genetics and early environment.

Often co-occurring with conditions like ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, or anxiety, SPD amplifies challenges such as attention difficulties, social withdrawal, or emotional dysregulation. Children may face related issues like sleep problems, feeding aversions, or poor self-esteem due to constant overwhelm or under-stimulation.

At Cadabam’s sensory processing disorder treatment centre, we address these high-level factors holistically, without diagnosing comorbidities, focusing on improving sensory regulation to ease associated difficulties.

Assessments & Evaluations Offered

Our sensory processing disorder treatment centre begins with thorough child sensory assessment to map each child’s sensory profile. This holistic evaluation includes:

Parent interviews: Detailed history of sensory processing disorder symptoms, behaviors, and family observations.
Direct observations: Watching the child in play, structured tasks, and natural settings to note reactions to stimuli.
Standardized tools: Questionnaires and tests assessing tactile, auditory, visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive processing.
Multidisciplinary input: Combining occupational therapy insights with developmental screenings for a complete picture.

These assessments reveal patterns like sensory overload or sensory seeking behavior, informing personalized plans. At Cadabam’s, our sensory-friendly environment ensures accurate evaluations, empowering families with clear insights into their child’s sensory processing challenges.

Therapy Programs Offered

Cadabam’s offers customized sensory processing disorder treatment programs designed for daily balance. Central is the sensory diet—a personalized schedule of sensory activities tailored to the child’s needs, like swinging for calming or weighted blankets for grounding.

Programs feature:

Play-based sensory integration activities: Swings, tunnels, and textured play to build tolerance.
Structured daily routines: Incorporating movement breaks, deep pressure, and calming techniques.
Home extension plans: Parent-guided activities for consistency beyond sessions. Child-friendly and engaging, these programs at our sensory disorder treatment centre use fun, structured play to address child sensory processing disorder effectively, promoting regulation and skill-building.

Evidence-Based Therapies & Interventions Available

Our sensory processing disorder treatment centre employs proven methods like sensory integration therapy based on the Ayres model, using controlled sensory exposure to reorganize brain processing.

Key interventions include:

Occupational therapy for SPD: Hands-on activities improving motor skills, balance, and tolerance.
Sensory integration therapy: Equipment like therapy balls, platforms for vestibular input.
DIR/Floortime elements: Relationship-based play enhancing emotional and sensory connections.
Sensory diet implementation: Daily strategies for home and school.

These research-backed approaches yield measurable improvements in multisensory processing and behavior.

Multidisciplinary Care Approach

At Cadabam’s sensory processing disorder treatment centre, a team of occupational therapists, psychologists, speech therapists, and educators collaborates for whole-child care. This includes family education on sensory integration, home strategies, and progress monitoring. Our family-centered sensory therapy ensures comprehensive support.

What to Expect at the First Visit

Intake discussion: Share concerns in a calm space.
Play-based assessment: Play-based assessment.
Preliminary feedback: Initial plan overview.
Q&A: Address worries in a sensory-friendly setting.

Expert Insight Box (E-E-A-T)

"Evidence shows sensory integration therapy significantly improves adaptive behaviors in children with SPD, with 70-90% showing gains in sensory modulation." – Senior Occupational Therapist

Case Studies / Testimonials (Anonymized)

Case 1: 5-year-old boy with noise hypersensitivity reduced meltdowns by 80% post-therapy, now enjoys school.
Case 2: 7-year-old seeking constant movement improved focus via sensory diet.
Case 3: Girl with texture aversions now eats varied foods confidently.

Resources for Parents

Home sensory activities: Deep pressure hugs, chewable toys.
Daily strategies: Visual schedules, quiet zones.
Community support: Parent groups for sharing tips.

Call to Action

Ready to support your child’s sensory needs? Book a session today at Cadabam’s Child Development Center. Call +91 9535585588 or email info@cadabamscdc.com to schedule a consultation.