Sensory Processing Difficulties
in Branford & Oxford, CT

Is your child struggling with how the world around them makes them feel? Do things that seem small to you, like a noisy room or clothing tags, cause your child to become upset? These are common challenges for children with sensory processing difficulties, and many parents don’t realize that occupational therapy can help. Keep reading to learn more about sensory processing difficulties and how our supportive team at More to Say can help your child through holistic, play-based therapy. 

What Is Sensory Processing Disorder?

Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a condition that affects how the nervous system receives and understands information gathered from the senses, such as taste, touch, and hearing. SPD can either lead to:  

Either way, this condition can make it challenging for children to respond appropriately to stimuli from their environment. At More to Say, we understand the unique nature of SPD and its impact on your child’s daily life.

Signs of Sensory Processing Disorder

Language therapy will help your child better understand what others are saying to him or her. It’s also a fantastic tool for children who struggle to clearly communicate their feelings and ideas to others. Your child may need a pediatric language therapy evaluation if they have:

Signs of Hypersensitivity (Avoidance of Sensations)

Signs of Hyposensitivity (Seeking Out Sensations)

How Pediatric Occupational Therapy Treats Sensory Processing Difficulties

At More to Say, we believe that children learn best through playing and interacting with their environment. After your child’s comprehensive evaluation, our pediatric occupational therapists will create a therapy plan to help your child overcome their sensory processing difficulties.

Our goal is to support your child’s growth and development through fun, engaging, and evidence-based therapy methods. We use a holistic approach to ensure your child’s treatment aligns with their needs, interests, and family life. Our distinctive therapy approach motivates children and makes them excited to participate in therapy, which is why our families love the More to Say Way!

Schedule an Evaluation Today

Our team is committed to providing a supportive space where your child can feel comfortable and motivated to learn. If your child is struggling with sensory processing difficulties, we’re here to help. Give us a call at (203) 828-6790 to experience pediatric therapy the More to Say Way, and let’s work together to empower your child to live a happy, fulfilling life.

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