WESTWOOD POST ACUTE

Sensory Integration Therapy in Denver, Colorado 

Westwood Post Acute offers Sensory Integration Therapy (SIT) to help residents make full use of their five senses during recovery. 

Sensory Integration Therapy at Westwood Post Acute 

Sensory Integration Therapy, or SIT, is a critical therapy component for many patients living in a skilled nursing facility or care center. It can be a valuable connection to helping patients improve their mood, behavior, and overall health. At Westwood Post Acute, we understand that each patient has different needs. Our team supports each resident with individualized holistic care, which includes SIT for residents who would benefit from it. 

An elderly man and woman are playing the piano together.

Explanation

SIT refers to helping residents with processing and organizing sensory information that they see, hear, touch, taste, and smell to help them adapt and respond to their environment. 

Benefits

SIT helps people connect with their 5 senses to develop self-regulation and become comfortable with their sensory inputs again. 

How SIT is Utilized at Westwood 

A stay in a skilled nursing community is a big change, and a resident’s road to recovery is easier when they can adapt in their own ways at their own pace. That’s why the team at Westwood Post Acute in Denver is trained in the latest SIT techniques to help with that process, which can include: 

  • Gentle massage 
  • Aromatherapy 
  • Music therapy 
  • Outside exploration 
  • Tactile sensory blankets 
  • Visual experiences
  • Lighting changes 
  • Contrast and color schemes 
  • Minimizing noise 
  • Removing clutter 
  • Adjusting temperature
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Looking for Sensory Integration Therapy in Denver, Colorado? 

Westwood Post Acute is committed to accompanying you on your healing journey. Sensory Integration Therapy at Westwood gives you the encouragement, tools, and support you need to keep moving forward. Connect with our caring team today and take the first step toward healing.