PA318 Proprioception Activities

Description

It is well established that high learning potential children may also experience some sensory differences. Proprioceptive activities can be used whether the child is over-responsive, under-responsive or sensory seeking to provide sensory feedback about where the body is in space. These activities are calming and sensory-organising to a child with sensory differences. This advice sheet is aimed at parents and carers of high learning potential children and gives information and advice about proprioceptive stimulation for high learning potential children with sensory differences.