There is a lot of controversy surrounding sensory processing disorder, even within the Occupational Therapy Profession.
Sensory processing disorder is a theory developed and implemented by A. Jean Ayres in the 1960’s and subjective.
Sensory processing is define as a neurological disorder that prevents or limits the brain’s ability to process, interpret, organize, or integrate information received by our five senses.
DSM-5 does not recognize sensory processing as a disorder.
American Academy of Pediatrics recommended that physicians not use sensory processing as a diagnosis.
Sensory processing controls the body’s flight, fight, or freeze responses and can affect the ability to function among classmates, participate in activities, and control
Sensory processing disorder is a theory developed and implemented by A. Jean Ayres in the 1960’s and subjective.
Sensory processing is define as a neurological disorder that prevents or limits the brain’s ability to process, interpret, organize, or integrate information received by our five senses.
DSM-5 does not recognize sensory processing as a disorder.
American Academy of Pediatrics recommended that physicians not use sensory processing as a diagnosis.
Sensory processing controls the body’s flight, fight, or freeze responses and can affect the ability to function among classmates, participate in activities, and control