Therapy activities, sensory

Sensory Processing Red Flags Here are a few sensory processing red flags. What would you add to this list? #sensoryprocessing #sensorydifferences #sensorydifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryfriendly #adhd #sensory #autism

How to support children Who have Auditory Sensory Differences What would you add to this list? Sensory Diet Auditory Activities - use noise reduction headphones - listen to music - play clapping games - walk and listen to nature - play an instrument - listen to audio books - dance to different music - play telephone games - practice heavy work activities #sensoryprocessing #sensorydifferences #sensorydifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder #auditoryprocessing #adhd #sensory #autism

Hypo-responsiveness (Auditory) Does this describe your child? - enjoys making noise - talks out loud while doing things - says "what" often - speaks loudly - unaware of sounds and noises - craves noise - unsure where sounds and noises are coming from - asks to repeat instructions - frequently makes silly sounds #sensoryprocessing #sensoryprocessingdifferences #sensoryprocessingdifficulties #sensorychecklist #sensorysymptoms #sensoryprocessingdisorder #adhd #sensory #autism

How to support children Who have Gustatory Sensory Differences What would you add to this list? Gustatory Sensory Diet Activities - vibrating toothbrush - blowing bubbles - whistling - drinking through a straw - blowing through musical instruments - eating crunchy snacks - exploring edible sensory bins - blowing a pinwheel #sensoryprocessing #sensorydifferences #sensorydifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensorydiet #adhd #sensory #autism

How to support children Who have Vestibular Sensory Differences What would you add to this list? Sensory Diet Vestibular Activities - swinging in a hammock - jumping on crash pad or trampoline - bouncing on a yoga ball or teeter totter - rolling up in a blanket - spinning in a chair or sit n spin toy - rocking on a rocking horse #sensoryprocessing #sensorydifferences #sensorydifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder #adhd #sensory #autism

How to support children Who have #Olfactory Sensory Differences What would you add to this list? Sensory Diet Olfactory Activities - play with scented play dough - scratch and sniff scented stickers - wear essential oil diffuser necklace - make sensory scented bottles - chew scented bubble gum - play with scented fidget toys - guess the scent game #sensoryprocessing #sensoryprocessingdifferences #sensoryprocessingdifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder #adhd #sensory #autism

Co-Regulation with your child What would you add to this? #sensoryprocessing #sensorydifferences #sensorydifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder #alertingactivities #adhd #sensory #autism

Sensory Alerting Activities What would you add to this list? #sensoryprocessing #sensorydifferences #sensorydifficulties #sensoryprocessingdisorder #alertingactivities #adhd #sensory #autism

How to support children Who have Tactile Sensory Differences What would you add to the list? Sensory Diet Tactile Activities - brushing different textured brushes over the skin - drawing with chalk on the body - massage with oils, lotions and powders - brushing for sensory defensiveness - rubbing different fabric textures against the skin - drawing in sand or salt - sensory play (water, sand, slime play dough, clay) - finger painting - sensory bins (rice, beans) #sensoryprocessing...

Why does my child chew? 💙 Does your child chew non food items? What has been helpful for your child?

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Is your child a seeker? Avoider? Both? Hyposensitive means that you are less sensitive (under-responsive) to input than others. Meaning you may want and crave more input to feel regulated and fulfilled. This may look like constantly moving, spinning, jumping, or playing rough with others. At times we refer to people that are hyposensitive as seekers. Sensory Processing Disorder Seeker (hyposensitive) - loves movement - enjoys being rough and active...

Sensory Processing Disorder (Social Symptoms) - difficulty having conversations with children their age - Abusive towards themselves and friends - struggles to get along with their friends - enjoys playing alone - difficulty interacting with peers - two way conversations are challenging - peers find it difficult to understand their needs - struggles to initiate conversation - easily upset when playing with other children - difficulty making friends #sensoryprocessing...

Does this remind you of your child? Sensory Processing Disorder (Play Symptoms) - struggles to play independently - enjoys repetitive play - requires assistance to help them play with others - lines up toys and objects around them - enjoys the same movies and television shows every day - doesn't engage in purposeful play - plays without expressing much emotion #sensoryprocessing #sensoryprocessingdifferences #sensoryprocessingdifficulties #sensorychecklist #sensorysymptoms...