Wilbarger Therapressure Sensory Brush, Single Brush
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Wilbarger Therapressure Sensory Brush, Single Brush
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Description:
For children with special needs who experience touch sensitivity, the Wilbarger Therapressure Sensory Brush provides tactile input as part of a brushing routine recommended by an occupational therapist. It gives parents, caregivers, educators, and therapists a compact tool for carrying out that individual plan. Teens and adults with sensory processing needs may also use it when recommended by their therapist.
Designed by occupational therapist Patricia Wilbarger, who developed the Wilbarger Protocol, this oval brush combines densely arranged, flexible bristles with a rounded handle. The handle provides a comfortable grip for the person holding the brush, while its compact shape makes it easy to carry between home and therapy appointments.
A practical choice when you need one brush
This listing includes one Therapressure brush. Choose a single brush for an existing therapist-directed routine or as a replacement, without purchasing a multipack.
Product details
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Includes: 1 Wilbarger Therapressure Sensory Brush
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Shape: Oval, with a rounded handle
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Bristles: Densely arranged and flexible
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Purpose: Tactile input during therapist-directed sensory brushing
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Settings: Home, school, or clinic, as appropriate to the individual’s plan
Before you begin
Consult an occupational therapist trained in the Wilbarger Protocol before starting a brushing routine. Ask the therapist to confirm whether this brush is appropriate and demonstrate the technique, pressure, body areas, and schedule for the individual. Parents, caregivers, and school staff should follow that guidance rather than starting a routine from a product description.