BOUNCE Approach®Sensory IntegrationOn-DemandFamily-Facing
The Tactile Defensiveness Project
A family-facing webinar exploring tactile defensiveness — what it is, how it affects daily life, and practical strategies drawn from real experience to help you support your child.
Tactile defensiveness is a sensory processing difference where a child has an unusually strong or negative reaction to certain tactile stimuli — specific textures, clothing tags, light touch, or sensations that others might find completely unremarkable. For the child experiencing it, these responses are genuine and often distressing, not a choice or an overreaction.
This defensiveness can significantly affect daily life — making activities like getting dressed, eating, or personal hygiene genuinely challenging for children and families. This webinar shares practical strategies drawn from personal experience and a project run in 2022, designed specifically for families who are looking for effective, compassionate ways to support their child.


