Autism Speaks
Jully 2015
“SensoryTreat app is specifically designed to help parents and OTs manage sensory home programs.”
Touch Autism
June 2015
“This app is a huge help to parents of children with SPD. It is well thought out when it comes to scheduling and planning for a sensory diet at home! I have a 5 year old who needs lots of sensory input and the ability to schedule it and have it send me reminders is a huge help. I also love the pictures and illustrations. They are easy to see and my son likes looking at them and following the directions. One thing I didn’t like was that the app schedule doesn’t rotate. You will always need to be in vertical mode. This is probably fine on an iPhone but on the iPad, this was a little annoying. Overall, I am incredibly impressed by the app and will be using it day to day with my son.
Your Kid’s OT
July 31, 2015
“I have not seen another app or program like Sensory Treat and would highly recommend downloading it if you are a therapist or parent with a child with Sensory Processing Disorder.”
Putting Socks and Chickens blog
August 17, 2015
“SensoryTreat allowed us to log the exercises that we did, rate how well it helped my child, and set reminders of when it was time to do our exercises. The app includes ideas of activities to do with your child that you can choose from to add to your daily routine or you can design your own.”
Wildeman’s Words
January 26, 2015
“This is like having an assistant to help guide you while you spend your time redirecting and working with your child. It looks to me like an app that can help regardless of your child’s functioning level.”
And Next Comes L
June 2015
“They are an amazing set of 108 magnets filled with sensory therapy activities. Each magnet has an illustration of the activity, the name of the activity, and is color coded based on one of five categories: oral, vestibular, heavy work, deep pressure, and jumping.”
Not a cookie cutter mom
June 29, 2015
“The Sensory Treat Magnets have made regular sensory activities so much easier in our home.”
Melting Moments
June 3, 2015
“I can see this app being very useful for parents, teachers and caregivers of children with Sensory Processing Disorder to help them thrive in all areas of their lives.”