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Sensory Processing
Sensory Processing Disorder
Sensory Processing
Treatment focuses on Occupational Therapy combined with Sensory Integration. The therapist initially challenges the child in the therapy setting but gradually involves the family to extend the learning and adaptation to the home and outside environment.
When to pursue therapy for Sensory Processing Disorder
Infants and toddlers
- Unable to calm self
- Does not like playing with toys
- Rigid body
- Does not like to be held
- Unable to sleep or eat well
- Uncomfortable in clothing
Pre-schoolers
- Constantly moving
- Unaware of personal space
- Weak, clumsy, uncoordinated
- Unusually sensitive to touch, smell
and noise - Having trouble making friends
- Unable to dress or perform daily tasks properly
- Constantly moving, fidgety, unfocused
- Easily overwhelmed
- Does not feel pain
- Unusually sensitive to touch, smell
and noise - Has trouble with fine motor activities
- Unable to be social
Adolescents and adults
- Constantly moving, fidgety, unfocused
- Unable to complete tasks, afraid of failure
- Low self-esteem
- Unusually sensitive to touch, smell
and noise - Has trouble with fine motor activities, clumsy
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17718 Hunting Bow Circle
Lutz, FL 33558
New Tampa
2370 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.
Suite 300
Wesley Chapel, FL 33544
Contact Info
p. 813-973-1033
f. 844-495-7168
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