So many children have not been properly treated for their sensory issues when they were little. So they are left to address these issues on their own.
Here is a teenager that, although he is having problems, doesn’t talk to his parents about it… which is probably not an isolated issue. Parents, if you have older kids, think about what they may be experiencing.
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I would have mentioned misophonia as well. http://www.spdblog.com/2012/11/misophonia-and-sensory-processing_4.html
I certainly have a fight or flight reaction to certain sounds. And sometimes I don’t even know I’m having the reaction until I stop to think, huh… why am I feeling so anxious? I think people understanding misophonio is a great point.