Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) affects how children experience and respond to sensory information, which can influence behaviour, mood, and daily functioning. As a parent or carer, recognising the signs of SPD is the first step towards implementing effective interventions.

For children with sensory processing difficulties, making your home sensory-friendly can greatly improve their comfort and well-being. Sensory overload from lights, sounds, or textures can lead to stress, meltdowns, or difficulty concentrating.