#316 - Supporting Mixed Sensory Needs In Children And Adults All Things Sensory By Harkla podcast

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#316 - Supporting Mixed Sensory Needs in Children and Adults

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We talk a lot about sensory seekers and sensory avoiders, but it’s very common - and to be expected - that a child will have mixed sensory needs.
What does this mean exactly? And how can we help provide the just-right sensory input to help a child feel calm and regulated when they have mixed sensory needs?!
In this episode, we talk about personalized sensory diets, proprioception, visual schedules, and primitive reflexes!
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