How is Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) diagnosed?
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is typically diagnosed by an occupational therapist who specialises in sensory integration. The process includes:
1. Reviewing the child’s developmental and medical history.
2. Observing sensory responses during structured play or activities.
3. Using standardised assessments, such as the Sensory Profile or Sensory Processing Measure.
While SPD is not formally recognised as a separate medical diagnosis, occupational therapists provide assessments that guide therapy and support planning. Contact us now to learn more about assessments.
1. Reviewing the child’s developmental and medical history.
2. Observing sensory responses during structured play or activities.
3. Using standardised assessments, such as the Sensory Profile or Sensory Processing Measure.
While SPD is not formally recognised as a separate medical diagnosis, occupational therapists provide assessments that guide therapy and support planning. Contact us now to learn more about assessments.