Therapy clinics, schools, hospitals, and airports are examples of locations for our commercial sensory gym systems. Therapists can now broaden their
treatment options with our large sensory integration gym equipment. Therapists can use our state-of-the-art equipment to help your child properly respond to a variety of fun stimuli in the sensory gym. Our sensory gyms for occupational therapy feature a wide and impressive range of fun activities children will love, including swings, ball pits, zip-lines, monkey bars, rock walls/angled rock walls, trampolines, castle structures, seclusion areas, jump decks, and slides.
Over time, your child will adjust to these sensations and have increased confidence while playing on our state-of-the-art
sensory integration gym equipment. Through guided play in a sensory gym designed for occupational therapy, on equipment that meets their needs, children with sensory processing disorders improve gross and fine motor skills, body and spatial awareness, cause-and-effect reasoning, and social skills. Most of all, sensory integration gyms offer playtime fun, as your child is surrounded in a happy environment by sensory equipment and colors.
Therapists know the value of OT sensory gyms. When you visit pediatric therapy clinics, be sure to view their OT sensory gym areas. Are they spacious? Do they contain a variety of equipment to serve different sensory needs? For example, some kids may need the motion of a swing to help them understand their body’s position in space, or they may simply enjoy the soothing effect of repetitive motion.
Other kids need stronger physical challenges, like monkey bars and climbing walls. Some kids benefit from sitting or bouncing on exercise balls to develop core strength and balance. Royalty Sensory Gyms designs complete sensory integration gyms for commercial spaces, including airports, as well as for private and nonprofit organizations like clinics, schools, and hospitals. Contact us today to discuss the type of equipment your school or clinic needs to best serve the kids who come to you for help.
