MHNR Network, LLC
MHNR Network, LLC
Sensory Processing Disorder: It's More Common than You Think
Sensory Processing Disorder: It's More Common than You Think
Sensory Processing Disorder: It's More Common than You Think
Saturday 6th January 2018
Keri Schoeff shares her personal journey with her daughter's Sensory Processing Disorder and offers resources for parents in this episode of 'The Savvy Shrink'.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder: Keri Schoeff's Story
If you have that sense or that intuition that something is a little bit off or a lot off with your child's development, it's critical to get the support in place while your child is young so they can have access to resources that might help shape the brain in a direction of neuroplasticity and evolving in a direction of, you know, some additional support services.
Imagine navigating the complexities of parenting, only to discover your child has Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). That's the reality for Keri Schoeff, Executive Director at the Children's Institute for Learning Differences. In this episode of 'The Savvy Shrink', Keri opens up about her journey with her daughter's SPD, a neurobiological condition affecting 1 in 6 children. This disorder can lead to challenges in self-regulation, academics, and social relationships, often leaving parents feeling lost and unsupported.
SPD is frequently misdiagnosed or overlooked, making early intervention crucial. Keri shares her personal experiences, offering valuable advice and resources for parents in similar situations. She emphasizes the importance of advocacy and trusting parental instincts when seeking help. If you're looking for insights on SPD and ways to support your child's development, this episode is a must-listen.