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Does My Child Have Behavior Problems or Sensory Processing Issues?

February 24, 2022 by jennifer 2 Comments

“Have you ever wondered if your child’s behavior is truly a behavior issue or does there seem to be a sensory issue going on? Many times it is hard to tell if a behavior is truly a behavior or if your child is reacting to sensory problems in their body!” – Growing Hands On Kids

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Comments

  1. Heather G. @ Golden Reflections Blog says

    June 25, 2014 at 11:08 am

    Thank you so much for sharing my post with your readers!

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  2. Val Zudell says

    August 28, 2017 at 3:53 pm

    I was so happy to find this site! I am in the unique position of being the almost full time care taker of a child that has shown many indications of sensory processing issues but with a mother who is in complete denial that her child could have any issues at all. When I approached her about it she flew into a rage and threatened to remove the child from my care. So since I have no authority to seek professional recommendations for the child I have been looking for things that I might implement while she is in my care to help her and I have found this site very helpful. I know that the first step is an evaluation by a professional but since that is impossible in these instances would you have any advice for those of us that are in the position of caring for children whose parent or parents are in the similar frame of mind?

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