What is Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)?
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a condition where the brain has difficulty receiving, organising and responding to sensory information.
Where does the Sensory information come from?
Sensory information comes from the five primary senses
Its not just these senses SPD also involves two additional senses -
For the majority of people, sensory input is processed naturally. However, for people with SPD, this input can feel overwhelming, underwhelming or confusing, significantly affecting daily functioning and well-being.
What are the types of SPD?
Sensory Over-Responsivity (Hypersensitivity)
2. Sensory Under-Responsivity (Hyposensitivity)
3. Sensory Seeking
People with SPD can thrive and navigate their lives when understood and with support and the right coping tools.
If you would like to find out more or would like help understanding SPD or support