What is a sensory processing disorder? So what a sensory processing disorder is is that we have five senses. There’s either a heightened sense of one of those five senses, so that sight, smell, touch, hearing, things like that, or they have a lower sense of it so that they can be either what we call hyper-aroused, it’s a hyper sense of it, or hypo arousal, which is that lower sense of it. Lisa Yeh is a psychiatrist. Link in bio or visit kevinmd.com/podcast #sensoryprocessing #autism #pediatrics

Anxiety, ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), Autism, and other chronic health challenges often indicate deeper imbalances in the autonomic nervous system, where a child’s nervous system may be either “stuck on stress” in a heightened state (sympathetic) or “stuck off” in a shut-down exhausted state (parasympathetic). When heightened, the nervous system triggers the “fight or flight” response, resulting in high stress, hyperactivity, or sensory sensitivity. Conversely, in a shut-down state,

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