How to Help Your Child with Sensory Processing Disorder SLEEP

Sensory Processing Series - Part 5. Sleep disturbances in kids with sensory processing disorder or sensory differences is SUPER common. Sensory differences means the brain manages and interprets information differently, and therefore the chemical makeup of the brain can be significantly affected by every day tasks. Sleep may not come easy, they may wake up a ton, and just generally have poor sleep cycles. This video and the accompanying guide you can download below will help you on your sensory journey by providing a solid foundation for the work you put in with your child during the day to address their sensory needs. Download your FREE sleep guide HERE: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/604d67... Sign up for updates and news from OT Time with Casey https://view.flodesk.com/pages/60538f... Follow me on Instagram   / ottimecasey   Join the OT Time with Casey FB page   / ot-time-with-casey-104212578032158   Follow me on Twitter   / ottimecasey