This video is important because it explains how sensory processing differences affect autistic individuals and provides practical examples of strategies that can improve self-regulation, participation, and overall well-being. Sensory processing challenges are common in autism and may involve being over-responsive, under-responsive, or seeking sensory input.
Understanding Oral Seeking: 5 Simple Ways to Help Your Child
Does your child frequently chew on toys, clothing, pencils, or other objects? These behaviours may be signs of oral sensory
