Sensory Processing Disorder: Symptoms, Causes, Types, and the 8 Sensory Systems
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a condition in which a person’s brain cannot process sensory signals properly. It has not […]
SPD
Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) are often seen together, but they are different conditions. Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition, while children or adults with SPD have difficulty processing sensory inputs. Sensory processing issues are prevalent in autistic children as well as in ADHD Children. These children perceive sensory inputs either too strongly (hypersensitive) or weakly (hyposensitive).
Effective 50-Home Activities for Proprioceptive Sensory Processing Disorder
Nowadays many parents notice that children of 8-9 years are having difficulty in basic physical skills like catching, hitting, jumping,
6- Activities for Interoception Sensory Processing Disorder: Understanding the Signs
Interoception Sensory Processing Disorder (ISPD) occurs when the brain has difficulty processing internal body signals. Interoception is the sense that
Effective 10-Home Activities for Visual Sensory Processing Disorder in Children
Have you noticed that sometimes your child becomes uncomfortable in bright light? Like when he goes out in the sunlight
8 Effective Ways to Support Taste and Smell Sensory Issues
Today, we will talk about “Taste and Smell Sensory Issues”. Have you noticed that your child cannot tolerate small things,
Tactile Issues in SPD and Autism: Do These 30 Fun Activities at Home
Tactile issues may manifest as a dislike of being touched at all or a preference for tight hugs. These could
Managing Behavioral Issues in Autism with 8 Sensory-Friendly Strategies
Behavioral Issues in Autism often display unique behaviors that may seem challenging to understand or manage. These behaviors can include
Auditory Sensory Processing Disorder: Sensory Diet and Effective Solutions
Have you ever noticed that when you take your child to a party or gathering with a loud sound, he
Vestibular System: Boosting Brain Health in Special Children
The vestibular system is one of the strongest components of the sensory system. If a therapist does not manage this
Reduce the Negative effects of Hand Flapping and Clapping
Hand Flapping and Clapping: Does your baby do a lot of hand flapping? If yes, and the flapping increases when
Sensory diet at home: How to keep your child Calm and Regulated
A Sensory diet at home is about “feeding” our senses with what they need so that the body and mind
Potty Training Autistic Child: 10 Practical Tips for Success
Today, we will talk about Potty Training Autistic Child Practical Tips for Success. Potty training is an important milestone for