Jump Therapy LLC

Getting a move on Sensory integration therapy for kids in the previous post, we discussed activities to strengthen your child’s tactile processing efficiency. Today we’re going to talk about the vestibular system and how you can help your son or daughter discover ways to improve it. Located within our inner ear, the vestibular system is the sense of movement and balance. A strong vestibular system tells our bodies where we are in space in relation to gravity; if we are standing up, falling down, or spinning around. Try out these activities together to reinforce Autism Therapy for Your Child vestibular system and sense of balance and it’s a pretty sure bet that you will share some laughs as well: – Spinning or running in circles – Riding up and down on a seesaw (teeter-totter) – Balancing in the center of a seesaw, or on a beam, curb, or low wall – Jumping on a trampoline, jumping from step to step, doing jumping jacks – Climbing a jungle gym – Sliding

Jump Therapy is a structured, dynamic, sensory, motor and social skills therapy program which helps children with special needs. This program was launched in 2013 by Miriam Skydell in New Jersey and currently operating in more than 20 locations on the east coast. This program strives to improve the ability of your child and help them to be independent in their daily life. With the ideal sensory equipment it creates a play environment and focus on the developing skill of children. Jump Therapy provides Autism Therapy for Your Child to develop their social skills. Autism or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complex developmental disability characterized by social communication challenges and behavioural challenges. The children with ASD not only do some repetitive behaviour, activities and interests but communicate, interact, behave and learn in a different ways in the comparison of other children. Some of the behaviours associated with autism include delayed learning of lan