Up front: occupational therapy with sensory-integration specialization is the primary intervention lane for sensory processing differences [1] — and if your child doesn't have a good OT, that's the first referral we'll make. Our supplemental lane is the one we're instrumented for: the vestibular and motor side of sensory processing — balance and movement-tolerance testing, graded vestibular and motor-integration training, regulation-supportive conditioning — plus sleep/metabolic workup where dysregulation loads the picture. SPD is real, under-recognized (it lacks its own DSM category, which families feel as dismissal [1]), and measurable on the systems we test. Evaluation: Discovery Day — sensory-respectful pacing, proxy intake, vestibular/balance/motor battery as tolerated. Programs: goal-directed blocks; pricing on your free 15-minute call + GFE; OT-coordination built in.
Start with a parent conversation: a free 15-minute call · (214) 730-6463. · Program weeks, day by day: what to expect.
MindForge doesn't bill insurance — by design. Direct-pay is what makes an individualized, intensive program possible rather than care shaped by billing codes. HSA/FSA and financing options exist, and a written Good Faith Estimate precedes any commitment.
Frequently asked questions
Is this occupational therapy?
No — OT with sensory integration is the primary lane [1]; we're the instrumented vestibular/motor supplement, coordinated with your OT.
Is SPD even real?
The dismissal families hear reflects taxonomy politics, not your child's reality — the involved systems are testable, and we test them.
Do you take insurance?
We're direct-pay, with superbills provided — see ways to pay.
Sources: [1] OT/sensory-integration as primary intervention; under-diagnosis; DSM status (Care-Seeking §9: Cleveland Clinic/STAR Institute).