A child’s job is to have fun and develop basic self care, motor and developmental skills. Occupational therapy is a fun, family-oriented way to treat kids with Sensory Processing Disorder.

Sensory processing disorder is a condition in which the brain has trouble receiving and responding to information that comes in through the senses. Formerly referred to as sensory integration ...

Occupational therapy is a fun, family-oriented way to treat kids with Sensory Processing Disorder.

The bottom line is that if you choose to use any sensory integration techniques, it's important that they do not take the place of evidence-based interventions.

Klatzky and Creswell use a basic sensory integration model in which each sense gathers information about the physical world through a channel; i.e. vision takes in photons of light, hearing takes ...

Sensory integration disorder can throw kids off balance but there is help available to get them back on track.

Children with sensory integration problems often feel uncomfortable in their own skin, agitated, or out of sorts.

Some businesses are offering special hours and events for people with sensory processing disorder that makes sights, sounds and smells feel overwhelming.

If you've spent money and time for your autistic child to receive therapies targeting "sensory integration" or other sensory-related methods and wondered if they do anything, here is your answer.

Sensory rooms are designed to allow anxious students to blow off steam and calm down. They're often intended for children on the autism spectrum, but proponents say they can benefit any agitated ...