Sensory Processing Disorder

Sensory processing is the neuralogy of how we feel the sensory messages that we receive from within our body and from the environment. We take that information in, we organize, interpret process it, and then we use it to interact with our world. These eight senses can actually be further divided into more than 20 senses, but we like to condense them into these eight when we're talking about them. The five you likely know a lot about are sight, touch, hearing, taste and smell. But i want to talk to you more about the three lesser known senses: movement, or vestibula, body awareness, or propreception, and our internal awareness, or intero