Interactive therapy activities built to support motor, sensory and speech development — each one targeting a distinct therapeutic area, and each one a game as far as the child is concerned.
Balance therapy
A tilting platform that challenges core stability and postural control. The child shifts their weight to steer the game — building balance and body awareness through guided movement they're choosing to repeat.
Touch & sensory
A tactile play space where different textures invite sensory exploration, calming touch responses and sustained hand engagement — useful both for seeking and for defensive sensory profiles.
Lower body & sensory
Interactive light patterns projected onto the floor prompt stepping, reaching and stomping — combining purposeful movement with immediate sensory feedback underfoot.
Upper & lower motor
A vertical interactive surface that answers touch and movement, drawing out reaching, stretching and coordinated whole-body motion without a single counted repetition.
Upper & lower motor
Motion-sensing technology turns full-body movement into an interactive game, building coordination, range of motion and motor planning — with no wearable sensors for the child to tolerate.
Fine motor & grip
Guided colouring exercises that strengthen grip, pencil control and hand–eye coordination through creative, low-pressure practice — the groundwork for handwriting.
Speech therapy
Voice-responsive activities that encourage sound production, pacing and articulation practice in a game-like format — and can prompt in the child's own language, not only English.
Cognitive & attention
Projected games working on attention, working memory, matching and sequencing — the thinking skills underneath following an instruction and finishing a task.
If you already know what this week's session is working on, here is the activity that gets you there.
| Therapeutic goal | Activity | Surface |
|---|---|---|
| Core stability & postural control | Balance Board | Wall + tilt platform |
| Sensory exploration & calming touch | SandBox | Table / wall |
| Gross motor, stepping & weight shift | Floor Projection | Floor |
| Reaching, extension & shoulder mobility | Wall Projection | Wall |
| Range of motion & motor planning | Body Tracking | Wall / screen |
| Grip strength & pre-writing control | Coloring | Table |
| Sound production, pacing & articulation | Vocal | Wall / screen |
| Attention, working memory & sequencing | Brain Train | Wall / screen |
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Activities frequently overlap more than one goal — a demo is the quickest way to see which two or three suit your caseload.
We'll show you the activities live, with a therapist talking through where each one fits a treatment plan.
We will walk your team through the games, the hardware and the reporting — and show you exactly how NoPainHeals fits the room and the clinical goals you already work to.
