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Episode | Sensory Processing Disorder

In this episode we explore the complexities of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) in children.
This insightful discussion sheds light on what SPD is, its signs, and practical ways to support children facing this challenge.
Whether you're a parent, educator, or caregiver, this episode offers valuable guidance and strategies to help children with SPD navigate their sensory experiences more comfortably.
Tune in for an empathetic and informative journey into understanding and supporting the unique needs of children with SPD.

Remember, understanding and supporting your child through their unique challenges is key to their growth and happiness. If you're seeking more tools to navigate parenting challenges, particularly power struggles, our online course “Power Struggles" is here to help.

Podcast by Efrat Hazaz on Parenting Challenge: Kids Disorders | MKH.center

Category: Kids Disorders Episodes

Episode | Sensory Processing Disorder

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Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD): The episode begins with an introduction to SPD, explaining it as a condition where the brain has trouble processing sensory information, leading to over or under-sensitivity in children.
Identifying Signs of SPD: The discussion highlights the importance of recognizing signs of SPD, which can include unusual reactions to sensory stimuli, balance and movement issues, difficulty with routine changes, spatial awareness challenges, and fine motor skill difficulties.
Strategies for Supporting Children with SPD:
- Professional Help: Emphasizes the importance of seeking help from occupational therapists specializing in sensory integration therapy.
- Creating a Sensory-Friendly Environment: Suggestions include adjusting lighting, minimizing noise, and creating quiet spaces.
- Engaging in Sensory Activities: Encourages sensory play and activities to help children adapt to sensory experiences.
- Implementing a Sensory Diet: Discusses the role of personalized physical activities and accommodations in providing necessary sensory input.
- Using SPD Tools: Recommends tools like weighted blankets, noise-canceling headphones, and chewable jewelry.
- Establishing Routines: Highlights the importance of routines and preparing children for transitions to help them manage better.
Empathy and Understanding: Stresses the need for parents and caregivers to understand that children with SPD experience the world differently and are not intentionally being difficult.
Celebrating Progress: Encourages celebrating every small step of progress, acknowledging that SPD is a part of the child’s unique journey.