Sensory Basics
Sensory Systems
Regulation Strategies
Red Flags
Therapeutic Techniques
100

What is the process by which the brain takes in, organizes, and interprets sensory information from the environment?

What is sensory integration?

100

 This system processes touch and texture.

What is the tactile system?

100

Playing with Sand is an example of this sensory system

Tactile 

100

Avoiding certain textures or smells.

What is sensory defensiveness?

100

This therapy uses play to address sensory issues.

 What is play-based occupational therapy?

200

What is the sense of body awareness and position in space.


What is proprioception? 

200

This system processes what we see.

What is the visual system?

200

Looking through a kaleidoscope is using what sensory system?

What is the visual system?

200

Being overly sensitive to light or noise.

What is sensory hypersensitivity?

200

This technique involves brushing the skin for regulation.

What is the Wilbarger brushing protocol?

300

What is a neurological disorder where the brain has difficulty processing and integrating sensory information.

What is sensory processing disorder?

300

This system processes what we hear.

What is the auditory system?

300

Listening to music is using what sensory system?

What is the auditory system?

300

 Having trouble with self-soothing or mood regulation.

What is dysregulation?

300

This strategy uses visual aids for organization and focus.

What is a visual schedule?

400

What is the sense of internal bodily states, such as hunger, thirst, and pain?

What is hte sense of internal bodily states, such as hunger, thirst, and pain? What is interoception?

400

The system we use to smell

What is olfactory system?

400
Chewing sour candy uses what sensory system?

What is gustatory system?

400

Difficulty with coordination or motor skills.

What is motor planning challenges?

400

This method teaches self-regulation skills with the colors blue, green, yellow, and red.

What is the Zones of Regulation program?

500

What is the concept that all brains are uniquely wired and that neurological differences are a natural part of human diversity?

What is neurodiversity?

500

This system processes movement and balance.

What is the vestibular system?

500

Swinging is an example of this sensory system

 What is the vestibular system?

500

Trouble focusing or following instructions.

What is attentional difficulties?

500

This approach focuses on strengthening sensory integration pathways.

What is sensory integration therapy?

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