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SI consultation

A consultation with a sensory integration therapist is often the first step towards starting a diagnosis or therapy in this area.

It is recommended primarily for children, but may also be helpful for young people who experience difficulties with sensory processing and everyday functioning.

At the Dialog Centre for Children and Families, sensory integration consultations are conducted by experienced therapists who work with children and young people.

During the meeting:

• we gather information on how the child responds to various sensory stimuli, such as touch, sound, light and movement

• we discuss the child’s development and how they cope at home and at school

• Based on the information gathered, we propose a preliminary sensory integration therapy plan, tailored to individual needs

• we provide guidance on how to support your child in everyday situations and in a variety of settings

The consultation takes place with a parent or carer present, without the child being there.

Dziecko z rodzicem w sali snoezelen

Sensory Integration in the Snoezelen Room

A sensory room, also known as a ‘Snoezelen sensory room’ or simply a ‘Snoezelen room’, is a specially designed space intended to create an environment that stimulates the senses whilst providing a sense of safety and relaxation. These rooms are often used when working with people with a range of needs, including those with developmental […]

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Dwójka młodych dzieci bawiących się na podłodze

Psychomotor development (children aged 0–3 years)

A child’s psychomotor development is a process in which the child develops both their mental and motor skills during the first three years of life.  This is a period of rapid change, during which a child reaches many milestones in the development of their motor, cognitive and social skills.  During the first three years of […]

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Sala snoezelen

Snoezelen, or the Sensory Room

1. Introduction The senses form the basis of every person’s development. They provide information about the world around us. Without them, none of us could develop. However, some people are unable to respond to them appropriately, whilst others have lost these abilities due to an accident or illness. For these people, the world can be […]

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Agreements

Discussions about a child’s development and their day-to-day functioning require attentiveness, calmness and a great deal of sensitivity.

That is why, at the Dialog Centre for Children and Families, consultations are conducted by experienced sensory integration therapists who work with children and young people. Our specialists possess the relevant qualifications and clinical experience, and join the team following a careful, multi-stage recruitment process.

Contact

Centres for Children and Families

City Centre

📍 19
Zygmunta Słomińskiego Street, Entrance C/I, Flat 520, 00-195 Warsaw

Mokotów

📍 3c Cybernetyki Street,
02-677 Warsaw

Our specialists also see patients at other branches of the Dialog Therapy Centre

Wspólna

70 Wspólna Street (Park Avenue)

Wola

137 Górczewska Street

Mokotów Domaniewska

26B Bukowińska Street

Gocław

33A Bora-Komorowskiego Street

Żoliborz

5 Gwiaździsta Street

City Centre

19 Słomińskiego Street, Entrance C

Ursynów

19 Stryjeńskich Street

Wilanów

35 Kosiarzy Street

Powiśle

16/22 Fabryczna Street