Sensory Issues vs Behavior Issues

[@realmamamo]

Omg you described my 5 year old son to a T! I was recommended by a few moms to seek occupational therapy for him. His behavior and anger issues are become problem . Some days are better than others

[@DeborahAnnsuperversatile]

It is a constant struggle. And I work around her. I also have issues myself with it and more also, so it is very overwhelming most of the time.

[@kelliharding2381]

Thank you for the information - I am a Late Diagnosed ASD Adult and doing research on Sensory Processing Disorder - This has been very helpful information. I wanted to know why you don’t acknowledge Sensory Processing as a life long Neurological disorder that starts at conception and ends at death?

[@dnilofar]

I am dealing with this everyday

[@monstamaddz3825]

Me too. I got diagnosed when I was little but my parents never did anything for it. I’m now 22 and finally learning different ways to stimulate myself and not run away from social events but every single day is a struggle. I really wish they did stuff for adults so I could get the help but it’s always mostly focused on kids

[@carlapickle3912]

I am Raising My 17 month old Grand Daughter & She is in an Intervention program & an OT Comes to our house as well as baby sees a nutritionist & is now being set up with an SLP to help us with a variety of Recipes for her so she keeps up her required weight, Height Growth.

[@NasserArifCAPE]

Holistic Sports activities makes it easy to understand by Autistic kids learning unique things... In realistic ways that you can make life easier with accommodations that make accomplishments

[@Kaleuni]

I wish you would’ve been around in our school district

[@jaha1448]

Strict routine, bath and baby massage starting early as possible. My son used to bang his head. I would put a firm hand behind his head a massage his forehead with firm pressure. He later would call hitting his head reindeer fight. Not sure if he saw this on discovery channel. Anger is typical but it rarely happens now because he’s heard use your words his whole life. He never liked change especially shoes.

[@carlapickle3912]

I have never experienced a Child with Sensory issues I knew that My Grand Daughter would have some sort of Issue with being born Compromised due to Opiates 😞🤦‍♀️ I am now raising her she still is being fed on Her G-Tube @ Night only however is she doesn't start eating more calories I will have to Hook her back up on Bolus feeds with Pediasure Grow & Gain during the day. 😞🤷 She rely needs to eat more & like I said before We Struggle with her Tiny food consumption which is why I feed her every couple hours all day long 🤷

[@boyfrommars1868]

I feel like disgusting whenever I see any gold, metal, silver coins, currency coins, currency notes, rusty objects water combined with pins near them, pins, coins near algae. Whenever I think of them or feel like touching them or seeing someone who wears earings I feel so disgusting, irritated, etc. I am not understanding how to explain my problem. Whenever I see any objects with algae, like the green color in bathrooms, I feel so irritated. Why this is happening only for me? Is this any disease? Please help me to understand more about my problem because i am not able to explain it properly 😭 😔

[@angelsworld1733]

Why does this happen, how or what makes this develop in some kids?

[@Kaleuni]

How do you determine vision therapy needs vs. proprioception therapy at OT?

[@sammiikayyyyy]

Where can we find this checklist? So helpful!

[@joannabaldwin7705]

Yes definitely

[@mazzerb2894]

Not sure if SPD or autism he's not 2 yet x

[@ivanefti]

Hi, is that questionary on your website? If so, could you share a link to it please?

[@rudyromero552]

The best treament is gramma and granpa period.

[@jmac127]

I like how all these videos say their is issues, but then what? What do we do? Also, we know see a pediatrician..check, in OT check, in speech, check..somebody help us.

[@dnilofar]

How to contact you mam

[@joyokodute]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mtlimitless2265]

Can sensory issues come along with Tourette's?

[@sherihall4354]

Yes

[@idofps9709]

Anyone can have sensory issues. I bet its rough to have sensory issues and not something like autism, gotta be such a pain for people to take you seriously.

[@avoiddramapeople]

weard... how easy kids are diagnosed instead of parents and their parenting... most kids have zero disorder, they just show something is not okei at home and how one "handles" them at home neather of us likes to "handled" we like to be involved, but not handled.... and then comes the aunt, and all is fine, or grandpa, or grandma, or one who does it better in that little case... some kids like to be bathed by x, some like to be dressed by y, its because those people each one does it a different way... untill its big enough to do it itself .... diagnose the parenting first please