Occupational therapy practices combined iLs in clinic, school or home environments. In addition to enhancing an occupational therapy sensory integration work, it is also an effective rehab tool and is easily customized for different therapeutic objectives, program lengths, and client needs.
Occupational Therapy and iLs
Our occupational therapists provide interventions to children who have, or are at risk of having, developmental delays and are experiencing difficulties functioning in one or more areas of their lives.
Therapy may include facilitating performance of coordinated motor skills and/or use of the hands, as well as promoting skills for listening and following directions, self-regulation, social play, dressing, and grooming. Some other areas of focus may include helping children improve abstract reasoning, problem-solving, decision-making, and perceptual skills, as well as memory, sequencing, and motor planning. All of these skills are crucial for independent living and success across many environments.
iLs Program at Mums, Tums and Kids
Our occupational Therapist combined 3 componences of iLs.
Auditory, motor and interactive language - can be used together or independently, depending upon the situation and the needs of the individual.
We can use the iLs auditory component simultaneous to gross motor coordination activities, and take specific pieces of the iLs motor program as needed.
We also apply concentration program with find motor activities which children have to concentrate with the activities.
We combined Early Intervention Program and iLs Program
Most clinical programs involve 45 - 60 mins / sessions, with each effective session of iLs being 60 minutes in length.
So when your child attend our iLs program it mean that they receive Early Intervention Program to improve their mastery skills and iLs trains their brain to process sensory, cognitive and emotional information more effectively.