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Sensory processing disorder (SPD) is said to affect 1 in 20 people in our general population. And yet, I still get asked “What is sensory processing disorder?” on an almost daily basis. So many people still don’t know about it.
Today on the podcast, I’m going to be talking all about SPD. We’ll discuss some signs you can look for, as well as the ways that it can affect an individual.
Do you have experience with SPD? Or have you found any help/support that has really worked? Let us know in the comments down below. I love to hear about therapies and support systems that are working for you all.
Dressing for Winter Adapted Book
Morning Work Pack
Morning Work Pack Video Walkthrough
There are a range of different checklists that are available online and from your GP to help you. I have included a popular one down below for you to try. You can also contact your GP or Occupational Therapist for support too. And they may be able to provide you with a checklist.
Sensory Processing Disorder Signs Checklist
If you found this podcast episode helpful, please consider sharing it with your friends and colleagues. Don’t forget to check out our online training and membership subscription over on my training website.
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Sensory processing disorder (SPD) is said to affect 1 in 20 people in our general population. And yet, I still get asked “What is sensory processing disorder?” on an almost daily basis. So many people still don’t know about it.
Today on the podcast, I’m going to be talking all about SPD. We’ll discuss some signs you can look for, as well as the ways that it can affect an individual.
Do you have experience with SPD? Or have you found any help/support that has really worked? Let us know in the comments down below. I love to hear about therapies and support systems that are working for you all.
Dressing for Winter Adapted Book
Morning Work Pack
Morning Work Pack Video Walkthrough
There are a range of different checklists that are available online and from your GP to help you. I have included a popular one down below for you to try. You can also contact your GP or Occupational Therapist for support too. And they may be able to provide you with a checklist.
Sensory Processing Disorder Signs Checklist
If you found this podcast episode helpful, please consider sharing it with your friends and colleagues. Don’t forget to check out our online training and membership subscription over on my training website.

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