Brain Balance Achievement Centers Parent Blog

Children who have sensory processing disorder can experience sensory input in different ways. While some children get overloaded by their sensory input, others feel as though their senses are understimulated, and this can lead to sensory...

If you have a child who has sensory processing issues, or a child who has trouble sitting still for long periods of time, one helpful exercise for your family may be doing a holiday-themed sensory diet. A sensory diet is a set of activities...

If you're worried about the way your child responds to sensory information, know that your family is not alone. Sensory processing disorder (SPD) is believed to impact between 5 and 16 percent of children, affecting the way they receive and...