Self Regulation

Sensory integration

A function of the brain and body that occurs in all humans across the lifespan

Sensory processing patterns apply to ______, not just people with disabilities

everyone

Sensory patterns are seen more intensely expressed in:

neurodiverse populations (ASD, ADHD, ODD, etc.)

Differences in sensory processing is not a ______

disorder

Sensory processing disorder is a complex disorder that affects the _____

brain

T/F: sensory processing disorders are often misdiagnosed

T

SOR

sensory over responsivity

SUR

Sensory under responsivity

SS

Sensory seeking

What are two examples of sensory-based motor disorders?

1. postural disorders

2. dyspraxia

What does high threshold (habituation) indicate?

the individual needs a lot of sensory input

what does low threshold (sensitivity) indicate?

individual detects sensory input sooner

What are the 4 sensory processing quadrants?

1. seekers

2. bystanders

3. avoiders

4. sensors