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Come Take A Stroll thru the Therapy Shoppe!
We specialize in sensory products, fidget tools, oral motor chewies, skill-building toys, and occupational therapy supplies. -
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... the extraordinary little specialty shoppe for school and pediatric therapists, families, teachers, fidgeters, kids of all ages and abilities - and everybody else.
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All your favorite sensory products!
Weighted blankets, vests, therapy brushes, and other helpful occupational therapy tools for calming, focusing, tactile stimulation, and self-regulation. -
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100s of fabulous fine motor, handwriting, left handed, and learning tools.
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Your one stop for pre-writing toys, pencil grips, scissor skills tools, slant boards, wiggle seats, weighted lap pads and special needs supplies!
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Favorite Fidget Tools and Silent Classroom Fidgets
Unique fidget kits for sensory seekers, skin pickers, hair pullers, nail biters, autism, ADD, ADHD, Tourette Syndrome, trichotillomania, dermatillomania, focusing challenges, and other common types of sensory issues. -
Educational and Autism Toys
Innovative fidgets and sensory toys that facilitate learning, help build sensory motor skills, and promote sensory integration.
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Vibrazilla Vibrating Oral Tool
You’ll LOVE this versatile new vibrating oral motor tool that’s ideal for professional or home use. Vibrazillas feature an easy-to-grip chunky handle, 6 therapeutic speeds, and a 3-1/2” duo-texture chewy tip that is both soft AND extra tough. Vibra Zilla is an amazing sensory tool for self-regulating oral input, oral desensitization, and for addressing other oral motor facial challenges for oral sensory seekers or those who have oral defensiveness (hypersensitivity to food textures, have difficult tolerating tooth brushing, or other oral input challenges. Comes with an “AA” battery and 3 silicone ID tags. An Accessory Kit is sold separately and includes 2 Zilla XT Chewy Tips. Requires adult supervision.
*Please note - chewy tools are not returnable.
