Manish Patel
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) refers to the way your nervous system processes sensory input and translates it into motor skills or behavioral actions. If you have SPD, the sensory signals are either not received or are translated improperly. SPD can affect any or all of your senses including touch, taste, sight, smell and more.
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) refers to the way your nervous system processes sensory input and translates it into motor skills or behavioral actions. If you have SPD, the sensory signals are either not received or are translated improperly. SPD can affect any or all of your senses including touch, taste, sight, smell and more.
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