Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD): Signs, Symptoms and Help

What is Sensory Processing Disorder and how can I support it?

Out of the 8 sensory systems, the vestibular-tactile-proprioception trio are the ones I focused on the most in session as a pediatric OT and the ones I focus on most when coaching parents. These 3 senses all contribute toward nervous system regulation and levels of arousal, but also combine to help kids develop: 🧠postural control 🧠motor coordination 🧠balance They also play a HUGE role in classroom behaviors. Finding the perfect combination or “sensory cocktail” of just enough input from each

For week 3 of OT month, we are talking about sensory, which is one of the biggest aspects of OT. It is so hard to compile everything about our sensory systems and what OT works on into 10 slides, but we hope you all take away a couple new things! If you have any questions, reach out to your occupational therapist, or if you are not in OT yet and would like to seek out options, talk with your child’s pediatrician. * Pause and read as needed throughout video * | Special Kids

Sensory Processing Disorder Training for Educators & Parents

Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) | Family Doctor

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