Sensory Processing Disorder: SPD Explained and Simplified
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- An animation describing Sensory Processing Disorder in laymen's terms.
For more in depth information, visit AOTA.org
Animated and Voiceover by Andy Gattis (andygattis.com)
Written by Becky Giallella OTR/L
Music: "Jakuzzy" by Alexei De Bronhe, provided by Icons8.com
Special Thanks:
Alysha Stoner OTR/L, Ben Windsor, Ryan Summer, Chris Blaylock, Arian Tibbs, Emma Elisabeth, Kevin Fleury
Well animated and well explained! Great work.
Thanks!
Based on this video, I researched the therapy mentioned and was unimpressed. Since my sensory issues have become more and more problematic, I’m eager to find something that might calm them a bit. But all the research and treatment seems focused on *children.* Researchers and clinicians need to remember that autism -which typically includes SPD- is a *lifelong* condition. We are born autistic and we die autistic. Autistic adults are too often written off, it seems, but the need for support is still there. Very frustrating!
I’m an over sensitive person
I HATE CLOTHES AND LOUD SOUNDS!!! It’s great- hehe😊
Ok so wierd question, when I touch a bad texture or like a texture I don’t like my hand or what touches it gets kinda wierd and tingly, or if a lot has touched it. Could that be spd?
Possibly good, but not great having that music for people with SPD. Had to turn it off before I reached the end because I could not tolerate it.
Totally fair, and a music-free version has long been on my back burner, so I apologize for not having posted it yet.
I don’t sense reality. How to turn it ‘on’ again?
Suffering with this rn. How are you doing with it?
@@temzid3472 Hey man, sorry to hear. It is way better than it was. Turns on that it is ON 24/7 because of emotional stress(trauma) It has reduced in trauma therapy (I'm doing Somatic Experience/therapy)
If you're in USA, you are very lucky, because there's an even more effective therapy form: Tantra De-armouring.
The trick is to alleviate all the emotional stress. That will calm your body to the extent that your sensory issues will improve.
There reason why your body "steals" your cognitive function, is because CORTISOL is running 24/7, under the surface. This is a stress hormone that can take you into fight and flight mode permenantly (as long as the body remembers the traume) The body is trying to save you from danger, but ends up going in running mode all the time.