Sensory Processing Disorder
People become over-or-under-responsive to different stimuli. Individuals living with sensory processing disorders are very sensitive towards new stimuli in their environment, and this behavior is often observed in children.
Signs and Symptoms of Sensory Processing Disorder
With children facing conditions of Sensory Processing Disorder, display the following symtops and signs:
- Gental touch on skin feeling harsh.
- Clumsiness.
- Normal room lighting being felt too bright.
- Normal sounds being felt as too loud or noisy.
- Failing to recognise bodily states (like a running nose).
Many children have symptoms like these from time to time. But therapists consider a diagnosis of sensory processing disorder when the symptoms become severe enough to affect normal functioning and disrupt everyday life.
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