Sensory Brush - Fdmt

Discover the original brush for Wilbarger's "Therapressure" protocol. The Wilbarger protocol, now called Proprioception and Deep Pressure Technique (PPPT) was created by Mrs. Patricia Wilbarger, occupational therapist, to normalize sensory hyperreactivity.

It is sufficient to brush the body with this small brush for 2 to 3 minutes every 1 or 2 hours. The first step is to use a sensory brush on the child's skin, using firm pressure. The brushing session is then followed by joint compressions.

Some of the benefits may include improved ability to transition between daily activities, improved attention span, decreased fear or discomfort of being touched, increased coordination, and improved self-regulation.