The technique must be taught by a trained professional in order to establish competence in the amount of pressure and pattern for brushing.If you can not commit to the every 2 hours, than don't do it. If not, it can back fire on the nervous system and create further sensory dysregulation and sensory processing difficulties. Bru shing needs to be done every 2 hours, faithfully (during waking hours).When the brushing protocol is prescribed and recommended to address tactile defensiveness, overall sensory over-registration and/or sensory modulation difficulties it is very important to follow these guidelines.
Here are some very important points to remember about brushing: The technique can be effective, BUT it is misunderstood, and often not taught correctly, and way over used in my professional opinion. The Wilbarger Brushing Protocol also known as DPPT is a very specific technique used for tactile defensiveness and sometimes other sensory processing challenges.
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