Sensory Processing Challenges in Children

The identification of sensory processing challenges in children is important because the challenges can affect their behavior, learning, and the way they negotiate the world. Symptoms may be difficult to assess and can be found alone or embedded within disorders, such as attention deficit/hyperactiv...

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Published in:Journal for nurse practitioners Vol. 11; no. 7; pp. 710 - 716
Main Authors: Critz, Catharine, Blake, Kiegan, Nogueira, Ellen
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Abstract The identification of sensory processing challenges in children is important because the challenges can affect their behavior, learning, and the way they negotiate the world. Symptoms may be difficult to assess and can be found alone or embedded within disorders, such as attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism spectrum disorder, or cognitive disorder. Left unrecognized and untreated, children are often mislabeled, mismanaged, and misunderstood. Herein we provide information regarding the identification and treatment of sensory processing challenges in children and outline the role of the nurse practitioner in helping children and families navigate these unique challenges. •The identification and treatment of sensory processing challenges are outlined.•May affect the way a child behaves, learns, moves, and relates to others.•Challenges are often seen comorbidly with other neurodevelopmental disorders•Challenges are amenable to treatment, usually by specialized occupational therapists
AbstractList The identification of sensory processing challenges in children is important because the challenges can affect their behavior, learning, and the way they negotiate the world. Symptoms may be difficult to assess and can be found alone or embedded within disorders, such as attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism spectrum disorder, or cognitive disorder. Left unrecognized and untreated, children are often mislabeled, mismanaged, and misunderstood. Herein we provide information regarding the identification and treatment of sensory processing challenges in children and outline the role of the nurse practitioner in helping children and families navigate these unique challenges. •The identification and treatment of sensory processing challenges are outlined.•May affect the way a child behaves, learns, moves, and relates to others.•Challenges are often seen comorbidly with other neurodevelopmental disorders•Challenges are amenable to treatment, usually by specialized occupational therapists
The identification of sensory processing challenges in children is important because the challenges can affect their behavior, learning, and the way they negotiate the world. Symptoms may be difficult to assess and can be found alone or embedded within disorders, such as attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism spectrum disorder, or cognitive disorder. Left unrecognized and untreated, children are often mislabeled, mismanaged, and misunderstood. Herein we provide information regarding the identification and treatment of sensory processing challenges in children and outline the role of the nurse practitioner in helping children and families navigate these unique challenges. References
The identification of sensory processing challenges in children is important because the challenges can affect their behavior, learning, and the way they negotiate the world. Symptoms may be difficult to assess and can be found alone or embedded within disorders, such as attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism spectrum disorder, or cognitive disorder. Left unrecognized and untreated, children are often mislabeled, mismanaged, and misunderstood. Herein we provide information regarding the identification and treatment of sensory processing challenges in children and outline the role of the nurse practitioner in helping children and families navigate these unique challenges.
Author Critz, Catharine
Blake, Kiegan
Nogueira, Ellen
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