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Following a recent workshop I attended regarding the influence of Sensory Processing on learning, I found some awesome resources on the topic which I thought I'd share:
- Often what can look like ADHD can actually involve sensory processing concerns...not to say there may not be ADHD symptoms involved as well. It still remains important to gain a complete picture of the child's symptoms - from the assessment-, teachers' classroom-, and parents' observations.
The difference between Sensory Processing Issues and ADHD
- Some important differences between the symptoms linked with the two experiences, as well as accessible support structures to try out.
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