How Sensory Processing Differences Show Up in Everyday Life
Sensory processing differences show up in ordinary moments — a shirt tag, a grocery store, a car ride — not only during a meltdown.
Sensory processing differences show up in ordinary moments — a shirt tag, a grocery store, a car ride — not only during a meltdown.
Small, reversible changes to seating, lighting, and transitions can make a classroom work for a sensory-sensitive student without a formal evaluation.
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