What Does an Occupational Therapist Do for Children with Sensory Processing Disorder?
Bright lights poke like needles. A distant mower sounds just like a giant plane to a young child. Shirt tags sting. Warm hugs might feel painful. Everyday input hits hard for children who process sensory input differently. Young brains sort sights, sounds, and physical touch in unusual ways.
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