The lesser known senses that have to do with balance and body position (vestibular — where ... 41 Things to Know About Autism, I discuss sensory processing challenges. Most parents and educators ...

The vestibular sense helps us keep our balance and know ... Some of the behaviors exhibited by people with autism -- hand-flapping, for example -- may reflect a need for sensory stimulation.

For children on the autism spectrum, play provides important sensory input ... Why we chose it: Many autistic children crave vestibular stimulation such as rocking, swinging, and spinning.

Roses for Autism ... to job training programs. The sensory garden appeals all five senses: sight, smell, touch, hearing, and taste, plus two other senses, vestibular and proprioception.

"Sensory Processing" refers to the way our brains process the information coming in contact with our senses. For many people with autism—and ... tactile, vestibular and proprioceptive senses.

LAND O'LAKES — For a kid with autism, the bus ride to school can be ... For students who have trouble processing sensory information such as movement, lights, sounds, smells, textures and ...