Interactive Flooring therapy

It change in response to Touch or Movements, providing dynamic visual or interactive experience.

Interactive flooring can be used in various pediatric conditions, including:

1. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): to enhance social skills, communication, and sensory integration.
2. ADHD: to improve focus, attention, and impulse control.
3. Developmental delays: to promote cognitive, motor, and sensory development.
4. Physical disabilities: to enhance mobility, balance, and coordination.
5. Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD): to regulate sensory processing and integration.
6. Cerebral palsy: to improve motor skills, balance, and coordination.
7. Down syndrome: to enhance cognitive, motor, and social development.
8. Epilepsy: to reduce seizure frequency and improve cognitive function.
9. Traumatic brain injury: to enhance cognitive, motor, and emotional recovery.
10. Neurodevelopmental disorders: to improve cognitive, motor, and social skills.

Benefits of interactive flooring include:

1. Enhanced engagement and motivation
2. Improved cognitive and motor skills
3. Increased social interaction and communication
4. Emotional regulation and stress reduction
5. Sensory integration and processing
6. Improved balance and coordination
7. Enhanced creativity and imagination
8. Development of problem-solving skills