Autism Therapy Series Part 9 | Deep Pressure Therapy | Pediatric Occupational Therapy by Dr Bagga

Autism Therapy Series – Part 9: Deep Pressure In this video, Dr Bagga discuss Deep Pressure and its role in supporting children with autism and sensory processing difficulties. Deep pressure is a type of proprioceptive sensory input that may help some children feel more organised, calm, and aware of their bodies. However, it is important to understand that every child responds differently. In this video, we will discuss: ✅ What is deep pressure? ✅ How deep pressure may help some children ✅ Different ways deep pressure can be provided ✅ Why individual sensory preferences are important ✅ Important safety considerations for parents and therapists ⚠️ Important: Deep pressure techniques should always be appropriate for the child’s individual needs. Avoid forceful pressure, pressure that restricts breathing, or any technique that causes discomfort. When in doubt, consult a qualified occupational therapist. This video is part of our Autism Therapy Series, where we discuss different approaches, activities, and concepts related to supporting children with autism. Please remember: There is no single therapy or technique that works for every child. Assessment, observation, and individualisation are extremely important. 👍 Like this video if you found it helpful. 💬 Share your experiences or questions in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe to the channel for more videos on Autism, Sensory Processing, Occupational Therapy, Child Development, and Pediatric Therapy. #Autism #AutismTherapy #DeepPressure #SensoryProcessing #SensoryIntegration #OccupationalTherapy #PediatricOccupationalTherapy #AutismAwareness #ChildDevelopment #SensoryNeeds #OT