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Sensory Sid Resources

Understanding Sensory Processing

This infographic can also be a great tool for helping to explain your sensory kid to your family or friends.

Sensory Systems Guide

Sensory Diet Activity Guide

Primitive Reflexes Guide

10 Sensory Ways To Help Your Child Stand in Line

10 Ways to Improve Oral Seeking and Avoiding Behavior

10 Ways to Improve Tactile Seeking and Avoiding Behavior


Other Online Resources

“Sensory Health and Wellness for the State, the Nation, and the World.”

“To help those who learn and think differently discover their potentials, take control, find community, and stay on positive paths along each stage of life’s journey.”

“To improve the lives of children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) and their families by conducting research, educating caregivers, pediatric professionals, and educators, and empowering scientists throughout the world to study the diagnosis and treatment of SPD.”

“A place to seek support from other parents who are also struggling with their children. It’s a community to share with others what I have learned from my own two children who have special needs and have been diagnosed with multiple diagnosis including Sensory Processing Disorder.”

“A place where other Autism and special needs moms could find clarity, support, and HOPE for their IEP journey.”

“I help expand accepted foods for picky eaters, improve digestion and gut health, find the root causes of many symptoms, and ultimately help them feel their best so that they can do their best and be their best.”

Sensory Processing Disorder Resource in Spanish
“Sensory processing resources in Spanish can be hard to come by. For the client working in the Spanish-speaking community or for those looking for resources for their caseload, having a go-to booklet can make all the difference. Therapists need resources that don’t take time to create while supporting the clients they serve.”

“Framework designed to foster regulation and emotional control”

“Many autistic kids have sensory sensitivities that make it difficult to maintain an effective oral hygiene routine. These issues may also make visits to the dentist challenging.”