Because going to therapy is just the beginning

  • Home programs have been proven effective in children with sensory issues.
  • Sensory regulation happens in the child’s natural environment.
  • Studies show that new skills generalize well across contexts.
  • Repeated practice strengths new, more adaptive responses.
  • Learning principals such as scaffolding and fading foster self regulation.

For managing your child’s home program


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googleplay app

googleplay app

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“I think that the SensoryTreat application is a fabulous tool for parents of children with SPD.” Read more…

Rachael P., Australia

“When my sons OT introduced me to this app, I could tell immediately it was designed by someone who had a personal testament of what it’s like to have a child with sensory issues.” Read more…

K Robison, NV, mom of 2 boys with SPD, ASD, and cerebral palsy

“This app helped organize the world for us!” Read more…

J.R, SPD mom, Alaska

“Our OT recommended we use this app. I thought it was very user friendly.” Read more…

Linda A, SPD son 7, ID

Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is becoming more commonly diagnosed as a result of increasing awareness. Sensory integration home programs, sometimes referred to as sensory diet or sensory based strategies, are the ‘Achilles Heel’ of occupational therapy. They are probably the most vital component of sensory integration therapy, yet the hardest to adhere with. Studies have shown that caregivers’ involvement in the child’s sensory diet is the most influential factor on child outcomes. Reflecting on our own experiences with sensory diet home programs, has taught us these tips for a successful sensory integration therapy: