1. Auditory sensitivity:
This refers to an individual's heightened sensitivity to sounds, which can result in discomfort or distress in noisy environments.
2. Visual processing difficulties:
People with this challenge may struggle with processing and making sense of visual information, which can affect their ability to navigate their surroundings.
3. Tactile sensitivities:
Individuals with tactile sensitivities may be highly sensitive to touch and textures, often leading to discomfort or avoidance of certain materials or sensations.
4. Proprioceptive challenges:
Proprioception relates to one's sense of body position and movement. Challenges in this area can result in difficulties with coordination and body awareness.
5. Vestibular sensitivities:
Vestibular sensitivities pertain to sensitivity to movement and balance. People with this issue may have discomfort or anxiety related to activities involving motion.
6. Overreacting to sensory stimuli:
Some individuals may exhibit strong reactions to sensory inputs, which can include emotional outbursts or meltdowns.
7. Underreacting to sensory stimuli:
Conversely, some individuals may have a muted response to sensory input, leading to a lack of awareness or response to their environment.
8. Sensory-seeking behaviors:
People with sensory-seeking tendencies actively seek out sensory experiences, often through repetitive or intense activities.
9. Unusual responses to taste or smell:
This involves atypical reactions to tastes or smells, which can influence dietary preferences and eating habits.
10. Difficulty with transitions and changes in routine:
Individuals may struggle with transitions or unexpected changes, which can lead to anxiety and challenging behaviors.
