Sensory Processing Disorder: The #1 Guide To Help You Identify the Symptoms. You Will Learn to Reduce the Negative Effects and Make it Easier for Your Child's Life | Including Treatments And Therapies.

Are you a parent of a child with a sensory processing disorder?

There is a way to help your child turn a life of distress and struggle into one of comfort and confidence. You can take the lead in helping your child live a better, more natural life and bond more with your kids in the process. In fact, by better understanding this condition, you can help your child live an even BETTER life than ever before!

In this guide, I'll show you how to recognize the signs of sensory processing disorder and how to use proven methods for treating the different kinds of dysfunctions that fall on the spectrum—whether it's under- or over-sensitivity to sensory stimuli. Then, with your newfound knowledge in hand, I'll show you how to be the best support for your child that you can be.

By listening to this audiobook, you’ll discover:

- How To Understand The SPD, in a chapter that will make you realize what it means to have sensory processing disorder and will show you all the causes and diagnoses of this condition

- The Differences Between Autism And Sensory Processing Disorder, to understand exactly how this condition affects the brain by getting to know all the differences between both disorders

- How To Improve All The Different Types Of Dysfunctions, by learning the characteristics of each type, including tactile, vestibular, proprioceptive, visual, and auditory dysfunctions. In this chapter, you will also discover practical exercises and solutions for each dysfunction that you can adopt right away

Learn how to handle your child's needs with care and love while also making sure they're comfortable in this guide to healing and bettering Sensory Processing Disorder.

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