Sensory Integration in Bendery

At the Bendery branch, we help children who struggle to tolerate noise, touch, bright light, or movement — or, conversely, who constantly seek out intense sensations, spin, jump, or seem unaware of their body in space. Through carefully dosed sensory input and clear strategies for home, we reduce overload and support self-regulation.

The branch is located at Kalinina St. 45, 2nd floor, in central Bendery. It's currently the only branch where sensory integration sessions are held, so families come not only from Bendery but also from Tiraspol and nearby towns.

Families tend to come to sensory integration for similar reasons: a child covers their ears in noisy places or at parties, refuses certain clothing because of tags and seams, avoids or, conversely, seeks out hugs and physical contact, struggles with swings or heights, or loves to spin and jump nonstop. This is often paired with restlessness during activities at daycare or school.

We work with both preschoolers and school-age children. If needed, we can add neurocorrection or an autism habilitation program at the same location — no need to travel to another city for each direction.

The first visit starts with a conversation about specific situations: where exactly the child gets overloaded or, on the contrary, seeks out intense sensations — at home, at daycare, on the playground. The specialist observes the child's reaction to movement, touch, and sound during the session itself, then suggests a set of exercises and strategies for home. This isn't a medical procedure — it's pedagogical-correctional work on sensory modulation and self-regulation. Over time, the child gains more stable ways to cope with overload, and parents get a clearer sense of which stimuli help and which are worth dosing carefully.

For a full description of our approach and the signs worth paying attention to, see the sensory integration page.

If you'd like to first understand what sensory integration actually is and how it connects to a child's behavior, the article What Is Sensory Integration explains the approach in simple terms.

The branch is open Mon–Sat, 9:00 AM–7:00 PM, so a visit usually fits before or after work without taking a whole day off.

This page is for booking specifically at the Bendery branch: the address, phone number, and schedule below will help you choose a convenient time.