Categories for Sensory Integration Therapy

Welcome to another episode from our new series: Carolina Therapy Connection Staff Spotlight Vlog. Time to have some fun and learn more about our team of pediatric therapists and education specialists. Go behind the scenes to get a glimpse of our culture and meet our work family! Leah and Baleigh are occupational therapists who are… View Article

As we get ready to transition back into the clinic after COVID-19, things will be a little different. Check out this social story and share with your kiddos before they come in for therapy so they are prepared. Social stories are helpful for children with Autism, Sensory Processing Disorder, Anxiety and ADHD. Social stories help… View Article

Try this fun activity at home with your child- it can be adjusted for any age! This alphabet scavenger hunt is so much fun… you can even make alphabet cards, have your child pick one and then find something inside or even outside that begins with that letter. Encourage your child to say the object,… View Article

Sensory gyms and sensory rooms are becoming more popular, and this is great news for children who have sensory concerns.  Sensory input can be very therapeutic for children with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Sensory Processing Disorder, when carried out in a controlled and intentional manner.  When used appropriately, specific types of sensory feedback can help:… View Article

Now offering Occupational Therapy Services in Goldsboro, NC!   With our Greenville expansion and renovation completed, we are now developing therapy services in Goldsboro, NC to carry out our mission of “informing families, enriching lives, changing futures.”  Serving the Goldsboro area aligns directly with our vision “to be the regional leader of skilled processionals providing… View Article

Sensory Gyms and their Importance in Therapy   The joys and challenges of parenting are apparent, no matter what your child’s abilities. However, when your child has a sensory processing disorder (SPD), you face a set of challenges other parents do not. Everyday life settings often do not accommodate children with SPD. Some children who… View Article

A Multi-disciplinary Approach to Sensory Integration Therapy   If you have a child with Sensory Processing Disorder, you know how important routines and familiarity are to them. We feel working with a team using the multi-disciplinary approach reduces the stress of working with multiple facilities and improves the overall results of your child’s care. Communication… View Article