Sensory Processing Disorder: what is it and what do I do?

Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder may seem daunting. It may be easier to understand what it is not and the different types of sensory processing difficulties your child may have 

Meltdowns vs. Tantrums- understanding your child's sensory issue needs and breaking point may be the 1st step to success. Training other's may be your hardest step

What makes good sensory toys?  Christian shows everyone how to make sensory bags and what toys he likes the best. Christian has other videos on new toys he can use for school and home.

How do we teach your child social skills in everyday settings? What happens when they do not realize what they have done? Social skills are hard- what is socially acceptable in school, community, and home? 

I have an avoidance of taste and food, but I am a sensory seeker! Just watch any of my videos, and you can see I love to explore. 

More on sensory processing and types to come with what three criteria it takes for sensory processing disorder. 

What is working memory? How do I help my child cope? Is working memory different than short-term memory? What other problems can my child have at school with low working memory?

Understanding a sensory diet can be daunting; when we 1st started, we had no idea what we were doing, but his O.T. helped us with activities for home.

What does SPD look like in my child?

This is a snipit of what Christan struggles with and and a quick overview. You can see more by clicking on the link