Signs and Symptoms of Sensory Processing Disorder by Brain Balance Centers

Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), also called sensory integration dysfunction, is a neurological difference characterized by either a hypersensitivity (over-responsiveness) or hyposensitivity (under-responsiveness) to one’s surroundings due to the brain’s inability to properly integrate multi-sensory input. In this short video, we discuss some of the signs and symptoms of Sensory Processing Disorder specifically in these 2 types of reaction in order to help parents and caregivers better identify it in their children.
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0:00 Intro
0:17 Hypersensitivity Symptoms
0:20 Extreme Response to sudden, high pitched noises
0:23 Fearful of surprise touch, avoiding hugs
0:27 Poor Balance
0:29 Hyposensitivity Symptoms
0:32 Constant need to touch people or textures
0:35 Unintentionally harms other children or pets when playing
0:39 Fidgeting, moving constantly
0:42 Outro/Contact Brain Balance
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[@bloodsunsubs]

“One out of six children” Lol I have 5 siblings and I know for a fact I have SPD because I was diagnosed

[@uglyspider3660]

Think i got this, i have a need to touch certain textures sometimes despite i hate it, socks inside out, no tags on shirts, love many foods but cant eat them because of the texture, also need to make things even like if i get scratched i need to scratch the other side of my body, etc etc

[@growmance2191]

I use to have a sensory issue when I was younger as cloths with tags would make me itchy and crowded areas with alot of stimulation would he too much for me to handle . Luckily I grow out of it.

[@redditus]

Well, you didn't have spd then. Let me tell you, living with it is shit.

[@TannerTheBandKid]

I have hypersensitive but im super fidgety because I also have ADHD. And I have anxiety caused by both

[@soniczforever5470]

Lights appear to be constantly flickering and nausea 😑 its miserable is there anyway to stop it.

[@haiqax]

Can someone help me? I'm not sure if I have SPD but what happens is that I hate certain textures such as goosebumps and they make me very disgusted and I scratch that texture. So say if I was to touch goosebumps then I would scratch at them. I would also hate other textures.

[@cornstarch1510]

No one on here can diagnose you. If you can afford it talk to your doctor about it! They can get you proper care.

[@JoeMama-cu9qr]

I have 5 best friends and im the depressed SPD one

[@kelleyrogers6013]

THIS COULD ALSO BE NON BEHAVIORAL>>>CALLED ATLAS SUBLUXATION Which compresses the brainstem. Try Atlas orthogonal to rule this out. My son had this but was labeled ADHD AND AUTISTIC

[@jeannewillemse6433]

Hoooolyyyy sht my dude...I think you may have legitimately saved my life with this. I would never have found this out by researching.

[@St.Nicholas5]

Thank you for the great information!

[@factheist.brainscience.2504]

Here is the worst brain disorder ever (graphic science video): kzbin.info/www/bejne/amKqpn6Eltdnp6s

[@DocFeelGood4]

Is it just me or was that just being a kid?

[@TannerTheBandKid]

From someone who has SPD, its just you.