Strategies for Sensory Seekers
In our last post, we explored how sensory seeking can show up in different ways. If you missed it, head over here to check it… Read More »Strategies for Sensory Seekers
Sensory Seeker
Understanding Sensory Seeking: What It Looks Like Across 7 Sensory Systems
Sensory seeking can show up in many different ways—and it’s more common than you might think. Every person has eight sensory systems, and someone may… Read More »Understanding Sensory Seeking: What It Looks Like Across 7 Sensory Systems
Navigating Sensory Seeking and Sensory Avoiding: Understanding Sensory Processing
Welcome to the world of sensory seeking and sensory avoiding. These terms describe how individuals respond to the sensory input around them – some seek… Read More »Navigating Sensory Seeking and Sensory Avoiding: Understanding Sensory Processing
Starting School For Sensory Seekers
Starting school is an exciting time for any child, but it can be particularly overwhelming for sensory seekers. Sensory seekers are individuals who actively seek… Read More »Starting School For Sensory Seekers
Does Everyone Have Sensory Issues?
I was recently asked, “do you think everyone has sensory issues?” My answer was ‘yes, probably!’ But of course, that’s not the full story. Sensory… Read More »Does Everyone Have Sensory Issues?
Traveling With A Sensory Seeker
Are you traveling with a sensory seeker this summer? Today we will talk about how to travel with a seeker to make sure you make… Read More »Traveling With A Sensory Seeker
10 Strategies For Oral Sensory Seeking
Is your child always chewing on something? Kids who are always sticking something in their mouth, chewing their clothes and erasers, and licking the grocery… Read More »10 Strategies For Oral Sensory Seeking
What are the signs of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)?
There are many different signs or symptoms of sensory processing disorder (SPD). You, a family member, or a teacher may have picked up on certain… Read More »What are the signs of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)?