Addressing sensory needs can improve behavior from "summary" of The Connected Child: Bring Hope and Healing to Your Adoptive Family by Wendy Sunshine,David Cross,Karyn Purvis
The way a child behaves is often a direct reflection of how they are feeling on the inside. Many times, behavior issues can stem from underlying sensory needs that are not being met. When a child's sensory needs are not addressed, they can become dysregulated and exhibit challenging behaviors as a way to cope with their discomfort. Sensory needs refer to how a child processes and responds to sensory information from their environment. This can include things like touch, sound, sight, taste, and smell. When a child's sensory needs are not met, they can become overwhelmed and struggle to regulate their emotions and behavior. This can lead to outbursts, meltdowns, and other challenging behaviors that can be difficult for both the child and their caregivers to manage. By addressing a child's sensory needs, caregivers can h...
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