Sensory Balancing Therapy
An innovative NEW Sensory Integration BOOK for children with sensory processing disorders
Sensory Balancing Therapy uses a new technique for helping our sensory population by embracing evidence based science behind stress reduction and nervous system regulation to help unlock sensory children’s behavioral patterns. The key to SBT is recognizing how to decrease sympathetic activation (called stress) to increase parasympathetic (vagal) healing and recovery.
SBT presents newly discovered neuromodulation techniques to de-stress your child to improve emotional regulation, learning behaviors, social interaction and participation in daily life activities. SBT unravels the mysteries to why our children get sick!
The sensory outcomes that are reported using this integrative treatment model far exceeds the depth and breadth of traditional occupational therapy sensory programs. Improvements can often be witnessed after the first SBT session.
Improved behaviors post SBT include: following familiar routines easily, less tantrums, calmer, able to focus on tasks, giving affection, interest in others and the environment, pretend play, etc.
Mother’s Sensory Balancing Therapy Feedback:
“Within 2 weeks of beginning the parasympathetic points, she was following daily routines with no fussing!”
“Head banging & tantrums stopped in the first 2-3 weeks of treatments!”
“First time ever!! At 5 years old, being able to walk through dollar store without being a runner!”
“We just had a family dinner after church, in a restaurant, for the first time in 5 years!!”
Kelly Armstrong, OTR/L, MPP
Founder of Sensory Balancing Therapy
Kelly Armstrong OTR/L, MPP, is a pain management specialist, an advocate for integrative health and healing and a practicing Occupational Therapist for the past 20 years. Her expertise is attained from her vast clinical experience and world-wide education. Graduating with honors, she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Occupational Therapy and a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Psychology from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
“I have been a therapist for 20 years. My specialty for most of my career has been pediatrics. I am certified in Sensory Integration, in testing and treatment processes. I helped to develop the MPS Therapy Pediatric protocols. I am a Master Pain Practitioner in MPS Therapy and Advanced level instructor.
MPS applies brief, concentrated DC microcurrent impulses to special treatment points that gently relax muscles, calm the nervous system and release endorphins, the body’s natural pain killers.
As a pediatric therapist for children who were on that sensory spectrum somewhere, I understood that my goal as the therapist was to deregulate the sympathetic nervous system, or to bring down the fight or flight stage to where the child could engage in the world and work around them.”
“Within 2 weeks of beginning the parasympathetic points, she was following daily routines with no fussing!”
“Thank you for treating Max this past Thursday. I want to let you both know that he is doing GREAT! He was talking today so much and he is happier and calmer.”
“We just had a family dinner after church, in a restaurant, for the first time in 5 years!”