Tactile stimulation therapy is a rehabilitation technique that involves using physical touch or sensory input to stimulate the nervous system and improve sensory awareness. It is commonly used in neurological rehabilitation to aid in the recovery of individuals with conditions such as stroke, brain injury, or spinal cord injuries.

The therapy includes activities like massage, brushing, and the use of textured surfaces or objects to activate sensory receptors. These techniques help improve sensory processing, enhance proprioception, and promote motor function. Tactile stimulation can also support emotional well-being by providing comfort and reducing anxiety.

Tactile stimulation therapy is valuable for improving sensory awareness, promoting neurological recovery, and enhancing overall rehabilitation outcomes.