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ADHD Experts Podcast

148- Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) in Adolescents and Adults

ADHD Experts Podcast

ADDitude

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.41.4K Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2016

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

SPD can make clothing tags unbearable, loud music intolerable, perfume sickening. Whatever your specific symptoms, daily living is a challenge. Carol Stock Kranowitz, M.A., offers practical coping strategies and longer-term treatment options.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast Series by Attitude magazine.

0:12.0

Good afternoon everyone. I'm Susan Coff and I'm here for Attitude magazine

0:15.8

and our weekly ADHD experts webinar series. Today we'll be talking about

0:20.5

sensory processing disorder, formerly known as sensory processing disorder,

0:22.7

formerly known as sensory integration disorder,

0:24.6

what it is, how to cope,

0:25.8

and specifically for adolescents and adults.

0:29.6

Sensory processing disorder is often referred to as SPD and also we'll refer to it

0:34.0

mostly today. It's a very unique and it's a challenging neurological condition

0:39.0

that's associated with the inefficient processing of sensory integration.

0:43.7

SPD can manifest itself in many small ways,

0:46.6

sometimes matining ways,

0:47.8

itchy tags are a really well-known one

0:50.1

that are bearable to people with SPD.

0:52.6

Loud music can be difficult.

0:55.0

Perfume, sickening, sometimes noise, smell is involved.

1:00.0

Whatever the specific symptoms,

1:01.9

SPD can impact not only children but also adults, we know now,

1:05.6

affecting how they relate to others, how they study and learn, and everything really about their life.

1:10.8

Our speaker today is Carol Stock Cranowowitz. She's the author of numerous very

1:15.1

authoritative books on the topic and she will be giving us insights from her

1:19.0

newly published, just published book called The Out of Sink Child Grows Up, coping with

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