Sensory Processing Disorder Education
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a condition where the brain struggles to receive, organize, and respond to information coming from the senses. People with SPD may be overly sensitive or under-sensitive to everyday stimuli like light, sound, texture, and movement, which can severely impact daily functioning
Sensory Processing Disorder- What is that?
Learn more about my experience with SPD below.
Sensory Overload & Being Overstimulated- What is that?
Learn more about my experience with SPD below.
Understanding Our 8 Senses
Learn more about Taste, Touch, Sight, Sound, Smell, Balance, Body Awareness, & Interoception.
Accommodations & ADA laws
Accommodations for people with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) are critical because they address the structural barriers to learning and participation caused by atypical sensory responses. Without these adjustments, everyday environments can become physically and mentally overwhelming, leading to severe anxiety or behavioral outbursts
Adaptive Tools, Fashion, & Systems
Adaptive tools are vital for people with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) because they bridge the gap between their unique sensory needs and the demands of their environment.
More SPD Resources
You are not alone. Check out more SPD/Neurodiversity books, podcasts, & articles below.