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My son was diagnosed with sensory integration disorder and needed sensory integration training. Is there a formal sensory integration training institution in Wu Hanyou?
The clinical manifestations of sensory integration disorder can be divided into proprioception disorder, vestibular sensory disorder, visual system disorder, auditory system disorder and tactile system disorder. Proprioceptive disorders can be divided into left and right brain balance disorders and motor coordination disorders, vestibular sensory disorders can be divided into vestibular balance disorders and vestibular greater omentum disorders, and tactile system disorders can be divided into tactile hypersensitivity or dullness.

Wu Hanyou professional sensory training institutions, quality of life international education is not bad, there are children around to send training are trained.

Manifestations of sensory integration disorder in children

Outstanding problems in learning:

Fidgeting, inattention, writing strokes upside down, different sizes; Difficulty in reading and calculation, often writing "13" as "3 1" and "b" as "d". Often don't understand, can't remember, poor ability to repeat, poor ability to use phrases and sentences, procrastination in doing homework, etc.

The most prominent emotional and social problems:

Grumpy, emotional, timid, clingy, crying, sucking fingers, biting nails, biting people for fear of being touched; Poor social skills, strong motivation and poor sense of rules; Easily frustrated, lacking self-confidence, etc.

The most prominent problem in life:

Poor self-care ability, slow movement, clumsy hands and feet, poor coordination and balance ability, procrastination and inefficiency.

Other bad performance:

Unclear articulation, stuttering; Poor cognitive and language skills; Often listen but not smell, turn a blind eye; Partial eclipse, anorexia and poor eating habits; Fear of heights, carsickness, etc.