Multiple sensory stimulation is an occupational therapy technique that involves exposing the patient to different sensory stimuli in a structured and repetitive manner. This technique is used to treat people with sensory processing disorders and consists of activating the different senses of the human body.<\/p>
It has proven to be a technique with good results within child therapy and can be used focused on different disorders with different intensities and periodicities according to the therapists' criteria.<\/p>
The inclusion of multiple sensory stimulation within children's occupational therapy sessions is especially useful for treating girls and boys with sensory processing disorders, which manifest as a set of challenges that occur when the senses fail to respond adequately to the outside world.<\/p>
Multisensory stimulation can be performed in many ways. Some examples are:<\/strong><\/p> On the other hand, the benefits of the proper application of these resources are documented and are very positive:<\/strong><\/p> TOi Robot is an invaluable tool that stimulates six of the seven senses (sight, hearing, touch, smell, vestibular system, and proprioceptive system) and allows infants to interact with different types of stimuli in a fun and safe way. It is a very attractive tool for users, capturing their attention through its shape, colors, aromas, sounds, and textures, motivating them to perform motor actions of their own volition. The multisensory stimulation with TOi Robot is adjustable according to the needs of each individual patient. <\/p>TOi Robot and multisensory stimulation<\/h2>