Sensory overload

Have you ever thought past your emotional response to “the witching hour” and considered that you as a mom are experiencing sensory triggers?

If you or someone you know is having a challenging time managing the demands of family needs, you should know that sensory overload can happen to anyone, at any time. If you’re in need of hope and guidance that you will overcome this hurdle, we are here for you. Call today to learn more or schedule an appointment at (704) 408-8489. #PGClinical #PGClinicalServices #Therapy #SensoryOverload #Parents #Uncomfortable #Children

A look at sensory overload. Includes: what it is, what it looks & feels like, and how to help stop or prevent sensory overload and sensory meltdowns.

Sensory overload is different for every person. Just as everyone's triggers are unique, so are the ways in which it's expressed.Knowing how your body reacts to sensory overload is incredibly proactive, because it allows you to know what to look for. And when you know this, you can respond in a more efficient way. ✨

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. . . and if this happens in the teacher, well, that's also common.

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Strategies for reducing sensory overload