Sensory processing
संवेदी प्रसंस्करण
How a child takes in and responds to sound, touch, light, movement and taste. Some children are over-sensitive, some under-sensitive, and many are both in different ways. An occupational therapist identifies the pattern and sets the strategies.
Related: Sensory diet · Occupational therapist (OT) · Autism
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