Sensory Processing
'For most children the development of their sensory processing (sometimes called integration) occurs as part of their normal development and they learn to respond appropriately to sounds, smells, touch, taste, sights and movement.
Sensory processing is the way our brain sorts out sensory information so we understand the world and can manage our everyday life.'
For more information, click the link to Kent Children's Therapies:
https://www.kentcht.nhs.uk/childrens-therapies-the-pod/neurodivergence/sensory-processing-pathway/