As an SI therapist and teacher at SI courses, I am always looking for new products around this matter. I follow Educadora closely to stay informed about new products such as the senseez cushions.
It is therefore nice to be able to write a blog and share my experience with Senseez.
First of all, the Senseez cushions. I have had these vibrating pads in practice for about half a year now and use them a lot in my treatments, both for advice at home and during a hands-on treatment in the practice.
The Senseez are cushions with a vibrating core. They are quite large, like a seat cushion and small like a handy cuddly toy. I find them applicable to a large target group, from multiple handicapped children to gifted children.
If there is a need for a regulatory stimulus, this vibrating pad is a nice additional alternative.
You may be familiar with the weighted pillows and blankets. I also use them a lot as a means of self-regulation. However, this vibrating pad is a nice addition to your Sensory activities program.
In the guidance of children, you always want to have a range of regulatory techniques and activities, which sometimes boost and sometimes dampen.
Vibration is a strong regulatory stimulus. It gives a different stimulus to the internal senses than weighting alone. This can be nice to relax. I always combine it with various other regulatory stimuli, e.g. listening to a quiet music or a soft blanket.
With several clients of mine there is a Senseez pillow in the time-in place: a place in the house where you can become calm.
I also use the senseez in massage techniques, again around that regulating effect.
Finally, I use the vibrating pad during the treatment in a course, e.g. also with a stimulus-seeking child. It is then a nice alternation between tactile (touch) stimuli.
The senseez vibrating cushions are washable and feel very soft, wonderful!
The senseez vibrating cushions are a nice addition for your practice and for at home; for both a stimulus-seeking and a stimulus-sensitive child!
But just as with the vibrating cushions, it is important to have a good overview of what there are cushioning and what uplifting strategies are for that client.
Only then do these tools work well in a client’s daily life and offer balanced sensory stimulus processing!
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