Thulir Therapy

Therapy Activities & Milestones

Explore structured clinical activity examples and reference developmental motor milestones designed to support your child's growth pathway.

Sensory Integration Activities

Used to manage sensory processing thresholds, build balance, and offer vestibular and proprioceptive input in structured, safe steps:

  • Trampoline Work: Incremental rhythmic jumping to support balance, joint awareness, and regulation.
  • Gym & Peanut Balls: Core strengthening, rolling, and sensory pressure activities.
  • Vestibular Swings: Safe platform and seated swings to stimulate spatial navigation.
  • Texture Exploration: Sensory mats with diverse textures (soft, rough, ribbed) to ease tactile sensitivities.
  • Tandem Rope Walking: Line walking on soft textures to build spatial and bilateral control.

Gross Motor Skill Training

Focuses on major muscle groups, core posture control, and spatial coordination pathways:

  • Hoop Jumping: Single-leg and double-leg target jumping patterns.
  • Stepping Stones: Alternating foot placements to build balance and depth perception.
  • Balance Beam Walk: Centering exercises using low, wide, safe support beams.
  • Ball Throwing & Catching: Tracking coordinates and bilateral arm-muscle movements.

Fine Motor Coordination

Targets finger dexterity, hand strength, hand-eye coordination, and pre-writing preparation:

  • Bead Threading & Sorting: Categorizing sizes and colors while building pinch strength.
  • Pegboard Arrangements: Precise placements to stimulate fine finger muscles.
  • Clay Molding: Squeezing and rolling to develop hand arches and core finger strength.
  • Tweezer Exercises: Picking up tiny items to build focus and tool grasp patterns.

Cognitive Matching & Play Skills

Designed to encourage cognitive logic, pattern matching, social scripting, and parallel play coordination:

  • Visual Matching Cards: Connecting objects, colors, and lexical categories.
  • Sequential Block Building: Following visual task steps to assemble target structures.
  • Social Scripting Games: Structured turn-taking routines using visual schedules.
  • Parallel Play Setups: Structured shared table activities with minimal social pressure.

Developmental Gross-Motor Milestones

Below is a summary of typical gross-motor milestones by age. Please note that this list is a general reference only.

12–18 Months

Walking independently, climbing onto low steps, pulling toys behind while walking.

2 Years

Running steadily, kicking a small ball forward, jumping down from low thresholds.

3 Years

Riding a tricycle, walking up and down stairs using alternating feet.

4 Years

Hopping on one foot, catching a bounced ball, standing on one foot for 4+ seconds.

5 Years

Skipping forward, performing somersaults, maintaining balance on swings.

6+ Years

Riding a two-wheeled bicycle, active participation in organized sports and drills.

⚠️ Clinical Disclaimer:

Every child develops at their own pace. This milestone summary is intended solely for educational reference and is not a clinical diagnostic tool. If you have questions about your child's developmental trajectory, please consult a qualified clinician or schedule an assessment.