Understanding Sensory Processing: The Cup Analogy Explained
What Is Sensory Processing? The short answer: the sensory cup analogy pictures a child’s nervous system as a cup. Everyday
Occupational therapy is about the “job” of living. For kids, that means playing, learning, and feeling comfortable in their own bodies. Dive into resources on sensory processing, fine motor skills, and emotional regulation to help your child navigate their world with more ease and independence.
What Is Sensory Processing? The short answer: the sensory cup analogy pictures a child’s nervous system as a cup. Everyday
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