Sensory integration is the process by which our body receives, organizes, and interprets sensory information from the environment. This process is crucial for people with disabilities who have difficulty processing sensory information – for them, information from the environment can cause hypersensitivity, hyperactivity, or reduced perception. Sensory integration is key to developing motor and cognitive abilities, establishing social connections, and improving overall quality of life.

The benefits of sensory integration for individuals with certain types of disabilities are numerous. Among other things, it improves motor control, attention, learning, memory, and concentration abilities. It helps develop self-confidence, reduces stress and anxiety, and improves overall mood.

A sensory park is a special space designed for sensory integration. It includes various elements such as swinging bridges, climbing walls, trampolines, swings, and other sensory play elements. These objects present sensory challenges that promote the development of motor and cognitive abilities and improve sensory perception and processing.

In the sensory park, individuals with special needs can enjoy a safe and supportive environment that allows for the development of their abilities. At the same time, we educate about staying in nature in line with sustainable behavior.