If your child pulls away from touch, melts down with loud sounds, avoids certain textures, or seems constantly overwhelmed or shut down, you’re not imagining things. Their nervous system is working overtime, trying to make sense of a world that often feels too loud, too bright, too itchy, too fast… or not stimulating enough.
At Resolve Unlimited, we don’t see these behaviors as “bad.” We see them as signals from the brain. And we offer gentle, body-based support to help your child feel calmer, more organized, and better able to learn.
Sensory integration is the brain’s ability to take in information from the senses (sound, touch, movement, sight, smell, taste) and make sense of it in a useful way. When this process doesn’t work well, the brain either overreacts or underreacts to input, making it hard to:
Our approach focuses on building the brain’s capacity to handle input more smoothly and respond with more flexibility and ease.
Fast ForWord®
Children with sensory challenges often struggle to process spoken language, especially in noisy or unpredictable environments. This mismatch between what they hear and how fast their brain can make sense of it can add to the overwhelm and make learning, listening, and participating even harder.
Fast ForWord is a neuroscience-based program that helps the brain process language more efficiently. By improving timing, sequencing, and attention, it reduces the cognitive load required to understand speech. As the brain becomes better organized, many children feel calmer, more capable, and more connected to the world around them.
Fast ForWord helps lay the foundation for sensory regulation by strengthening the brain’s ability to take in and respond to input more smoothly, making everything else a little easier.
TalkTools® Oral Motor Program
For many of our clients, sensory challenges show up unexpectedly around the mouth in the form of picky eating, food refusal, gagging, speech struggles, oral seeking (chewing everything), biting, or total avoidance.
The TalkTools method uses fun, play-based tools like horns, chewy tubes, and bubble straws to:
It’s a gentle, regulated approach that works well even for children who struggle with traditional therapy.
The Listening Program (TLP)®
TLP uses specially-filtered music to support better organization of the nervous system. For children with sensory integration challenges, this can:
TLP is a great starting point for children who are highly dysregulated or shut down, helping them feel more grounded and open to further support.
We specialize in working with children who:
These children often don’t respond well to traditional therapy models, but they thrive in environments where their sensory needs are respected and gently supported.
As your child’s nervous system becomes more regulated, you may start to see:
And perhaps most importantly, your child may feel more at ease in the world.
Sensory regulation is not about pushing your child to tolerate more, it’s about helping their body and brain feel safe enough to explore the world at their own pace. Every activity, tool, and recommendation we offer is customized to your child’s needs, tolerance level, and developmental readiness.