When the world feels too loud, too bright, or too much
Sensory processing difficulties affect how children receive and respond to information from their environment. For some children, everyday sensations — clothing tags, background noise, unexpected touch — can feel overwhelming. Occupational therapy can help.
Does my child have sensory processing disorder?
Sensory processing difficulties exist on a spectrum. Many children have sensory sensitivities without a formal diagnosis. If your child is frequently overwhelmed by sensory input, avoids certain textures or sounds, or seeks intense sensory experiences, an OT evaluation can help identify what's happening and what helps.
Articles & guides
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Signs your child may have sensory processing difficulties
These are common signs — not a diagnosis. If several apply to your child, an OT evaluation is a good next step.
Related services at Kredo Health
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Questions parents ask us
Straight answers to the things families want to know.
Think your child might have sensory processing difficulties?
Our occupational therapists specialize in sensory integration and can evaluate your child's sensory profile. Request an evaluation to get started.