hey loves so many of you know that I have a young son but what you don't know is that he has disabilities and it has effected us in so many ways and one of the ways that would be a huge help that I can afford to give him myself is a sensory gym he doesn't walk crawl or speak as I do sign language to try and communicate with him it's a daily struggle and I have learned that this gym will help him so many way so every tip weather its 1 or more is a huge help and striving him in towards his goals and will help with all the skills he needs in order to help grow with his disorder of autism and sensory processing disorder I have inc others gyms the things that would cost me is the equipment's and mats if you would like to know more about this please don't hesitate to msg me ~ the sooner I reach this goal the sooner it truly would help him in walking and much more it is recommend by his occupational therapist that I have this gym for him his entire life so he won't ever grow out of this and also wont be a waste of your tokens either because it's a life time need for us! (L) I have also inc a link to a site if interested :D http://royaltysensorygyms.com/ Who Can Benefit From A Sensory Gym sensory playground It's 2019 and a "sensory gym" has developed a high demand from therapist due to the therapeutic activities it offers. Through the guidance of a therapist (Speech, Occupational, Physical) kids and adults can perform activities to help them regulate their senses! Individuals that have the following diagnosis, would benefit from a therapeutic sensory gym: Physical Therapy: Gross Motor Developmental Delays Cerebral Palsy Spinal Bifida Autism Spectrum Disorders Low Muscle Tone Down Syndrome Coordination Difficulties Brain Injuries Toe Walking Occupational Therapy: Genetic Disorders Autism Spectrum Disorders Seizure Disorders Sensory Integration Disorders Visual Deficits Dysgraphia Oral Motor Skills ADD/ADHD Learning Disorders Microcephaly Equipment Needs Assessment Spinal Bifida Cerebral Palsy Speech Therapy: Hearing Impairments Traumatic Brain Injuries Poor Oral Motor Skills Swallowing Disorders Autism Spectrum Disorders Motor Planning Cognitive Disorders Cerebral Palsy Birth Defects (Cleft lip/palate) Developmental Delays How Can You Benefit From A Sensory Gym Benefits of a sensory gym and sensory play Our state of the art sensory gyms allow a range of therapeutic activities that have been proven to help with sensory processing disorder. Through activities such as swinging, monkey bars, rock walls, slides, ball pits, seclusion areas, jump decks and more! Below is a list of each activity and the benefits they provide: Swings: Strengthens Vestibular System Spatial Awareness Muscle Development Increased Balance & Coordination Calming Effect Increased Focus Mood Booster Bonding Time Proprioceptive Input Monkey Bars: Hand Strength Gross/Fine Motor Skills Mental Stimulation Coordination Vestibular Input (Hanging Upside Down) Rock Walls: Improved Flexibility Physical Strength Motor Processing Vestibular System Tactile Sensory Mental Strength Slides: Cardiovascular Strength Muscle Development Spatial Awareness Social Interaction Physiological Benefits Coordination Ball Pits: Auditory Tactile Sensory Visual Stimuli Proprioceptive Input Vestibular System Social Interaction Deep Pressure Therapy Seclusion Area: Lower Visual Therapy One on One Activities Reduced Stress Seclusion Area: Upper Deck Repetitious Motor Movement Spatial Awareness Social Interaction Cardiovascular Strength Muscle Development