Indoor Swings

Swings are a great way to provide vestibular therapy and proprioceptive input to your child. Jean Ayres first began using occupational therapy for Sensory Integration Disorders in the 1970s and it is now the basic standard of care. Many parents have found by adding a therapy swing to their home they can help their children self regulate. There are a variety of therapy swings available and each serves a specific need. Every child is different and they often have more than one deficit that can be addressed by having different swings available. We offer a therapist kit that is great for occupational therapists who travel from home to home offering in-home therapy for Autism and Sensory Integration Disorders.