Sensory Scout Blog — Sensory Processing Disorder

Neurodivergent Versus Neurotypical: Whatā€™s the Difference?

Neurodivergent Versus Neurotypical: Whatā€™s the Difference?

Understanding the difference between neurodivergent and neurotypical behavior can be confusing. Never fear! Today, weā€™re looking at what each term means, spotting characteristics, and meaningful ways to offer support.Ā 

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Sensory Processing and the Gustatory System

Sensory Processing and the Gustatory System

ā€œGustatoryā€ is not a word you hear every day. But the gustatory system is something you use day in and day out without even realizing it! If youā€™re drinking, eating, savoring, or experiencing flavors, youā€™re putting this complex system to good use.


Like any other system, your tasting mechanisms are susceptible to dysfunction. But with the proper support, people with gustatory issues can find relief and improve their everyday lives.Ā 

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Sensory Processing and the Auditory System

Sensory Processing and the Auditory System

Auditory processing is how you process auditory information or sounds. You do it every day without thinking, but itā€™s actually pretty complex! You donā€™t just hear all day long; you filter unnecessary sounds, decide where sounds are coming from, understand the meaning of sounds and words, and respond accordingly.


But what if something goes wrong in the auditory system? As with other bodily systems, wires can get crossed, and the process can break down. Auditory Processing Disorder doesnā€™t involve hearing loss; it involves mixed messages and confusion.Ā 

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Making Your Childā€™s Bedroom SPD Friendly

Making Your Childā€™s Bedroom SPD Friendly

Building a sensory space for your child can be super fun and enjoyable. The idea behind a sensory space is that your child has a zone of their own to rest, relax, play, and thrive. The rest of the world is rarely sensory-friendly, but that doesnā€™t mean your childā€™s room canā€™t offer sweet relief from the buzz and bustle of everyday life.

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Sensory Processing Disorder and Summer: Must-Have Items

Sensory Processing Disorder and Summer: Must-Have Items

Summer is full of opportunities to make memories that last a lifetime. But certain aspects of summer are potential triggers for your childā€™s discomfort and distress. Fortunately, plenty of items and products are out there to help ease your childā€™s SPD symptoms during the summer months.Ā 

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