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FAQs on Sensory Processing Disorder

Author - Anita Ramesh
Medically Reviewed by The Medindia Medical Review Team on Oct 26, 2021


FAQs on Sensory Processing Disorder

1. Which specialist doctor to consult for Sensory Processing Disorder?

An occupational therapist, physiotherapist, pediatrician, or psychologist can be consulted for SPD.

2. What are examples of sensory issues?

Examples of sensory issues include oversensitivity or under sensitivity to stimuli, leading to sensory avoidance or sensation-seeking activities such as spinning or high tolerance of temperature and pain.


3. Can a child have sensory processing disorder without autism?

A child can have Sensory Processing Disorder without autism. SPD is more common than autism.

4. Is SPD genetic?

Genetic factors are implicated in SPD but are still under research.

5. How do you discipline a child with SPD?

Obtaining the appropriate treatment required for the child can help parents manage the child"�s issues more effectively. This includes sensory integration therapy and occupational therapy.

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