DESIGNING & MANUFACTURING THE WORLD’S MOST VERSATILE SENSORY GYM STRUCTURES

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FOR ALL AGES & SIZES

Sensory gyms are safe, structured settings where children enjoy guided play that promotes cognitive-behavioral, and social skills and enhance motor development. When combined with other therapies, a sensory gym can amplify results by reinforcing the treatment of sensory disorders. For many, the use of a sensory gym increases independence, eases stress in social situations, and raises tolerance to new sensations coming from the body and the environment.

Regardless of whether your child has special needs, a sensory gym promotes skill and developmental growth. Our sensory integration therapy gym equipment is designed to provide proprioceptive and vestibular sensory input — swings, trampolines, therapy balls, etc.

WOULD YOUR CHILD BENEFIT FROM A SENSORY GYM?

Sensory gyms are fun for all kids, but they’re especially valuable for children with special needs because they provide a wonderful opportunity for them to learn to process information in a fun, non-threatening way. Not only will these gyms help improve balance and body awareness, but they’ll also improve fine motor skills, coordination, cause-and-effect reasoning and cognitive-behavioral social skills in a safe environment.

However, sensory gyms are especially useful because they integrate a child’s sensory input, which is something children with special needs struggle with. They’re either over-sensitive (i.e., they become overwhelmed with too much information) or under-sensitive (i.e., sensory information isn’t properly registered). In stark contrast to a traditional learning environment, sensory gyms are fun, stress-free areas where children with special needs can process sensory information and break the classroom frustration learning cycle.

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4 INDICATORS THAT YOUR CHILD MAY BENEFITS FROM A SUMMIT SENSORY GYM

  • Your Child Craves Sensory Input –

    If your child enjoys spinning, crashing into walls, or constantly running, climbing, and jumping on couches, a symptom of hyposensitivity, a sensory gym could be beneficial to help your child process and develop his sensory skills.

  • Your Child Hates Sensory Input –

    If your child shies away from different textures, sounds, and experiences or can’t stand to be touched, a symptom of hypersensitivity, he could use a sensory gym to learn to manage sensory information.

  • Your Child is Lethargic –

    If your child is lethargic, unengaged, and seems unable to absorb normal stimulation, he could benefit from a sensory gym by practicing responding to sensory information.

  • Your Child Needs the Motivation to Keep Moving Lots of Different Muscles –

    Maybe your child lacks complete muscle control, as children with cerebral palsy do. A sensory gym will give him a safe, friendly environment that encourages him to move all of his muscles.

  • Even if Your Child Does Not Have Special Needs –

    If your child does have a sensory disorder, a sensory gym acts as a form of physical therapy that will help alleviate the symptoms of his disorder. If you find that your child has difficulty processing information, introduce your child to a sensory gym and observe how he reacts.

    The more sensory integration skills a child can master, the easier it will be for him to learn new information and grow.

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Summit Sensory Gym State-of-the-art freestanding sensory gym designed to be used in a commercial setting. Summit Sensory Gym works with some of the largest organizations in the world that provide pediatric therapy services. Our clients include; hospitals, schools, ABA clinics, pediatric therapy clinics, recreation centers, stadiums, non-profits, and so many more. Learn more about our sensory gyms at www.summitsensory.com
The Star Institute's preferred sensory equipment provider. Summit Sensory Gym State-of-the-art freestanding sensory gym designed to be used in a commercial setting. Summit Sensory Gym works with some of the largest organizations in the world that provide pediatric therapy services. Our clients include; hospitals, schools, ABA clinics, pediatric therapy clinics, recreation centers, stadiums, non-profits, and so many more. Learn more about our sensory gyms at www.summitsensory.com
American Occupational Therapy Association's most trusted sensory gym equipment provider. Summit Sensory Gym State-of-the-art freestanding sensory gym designed to be used in a commercial setting. Summit Sensory Gym works with some of the largest organizations in the world that provide pediatric therapy services. Our clients include; hospitals, schools, ABA clinics, pediatric therapy clinics, recreation centers, stadiums, non-profits, and so many more. Learn more about our sensory gyms at www.summitsensory.com

STANDARD & CUSTOMIZED

Summit Sensory Gyms are specifically designed to help children enjoy guided play that promotes cognitive-behavioral, and social skills and enhances motor development. When combined with other therapies, a sensory gym can amplify results by reinforcing the treatment of sensory disorders. Our sensory gyms continue to increase independence, eases stress in social situations, and raise tolerance to new sensations coming from the body and the environment.

Regardless of whether your child has unique needs, a Summit Sensory gym promotes skill and developmental growth for all ages. Our equipment is designed to provide proprioceptive and vestibular sensory input — swings, trampolines, therapy balls, etc. The use of our sensory gyms will help let your child reach their highest potential in the comfort of their own home. In general, we recommend our clients also incorporate individual therapy services. Certified therapists will help to ensure children feel comfortable and have fun while working on their fine and gross motor development amongst many others.