Today in the sensory series I will be discussing the visual and auditory senses. The episode starts with the 'seeing' sense which doesn't necessarily mean how well you can see, but more about how well your brain can process the stimulation that comes in through your eyes. This includes bright or dull lights, color, how many visuals you have around you, people or bright designs. 

The second sense, being the 'hearing' sense is again NOT about how well you can hear but how well your brain can process and tolerate sounds. I want to make it clear that receiving auditory input and creating auditory input are two separate things. If we are in control, we can tolerate the noise a lot better. 

For full show notes visit https://exceptionalparentingpodcast.com/episode100/