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Exploring Sensory Processing Disorder and Integrative Strategies. We discuss the topic of sensory processing disorder, which was previously called sensory integrative dysfunctioning. This is not a standalone diagnosis, but rather a condition where individuals may be either under-sensitive or over-sensitive to the 8 senses: sight, sound, taste, touch, smell, vestibular, interoception, and proprioception. If these sensory issues disrupt daily life, it is important to integrate them through a senso

Sensory sensitivity refers to how aware you are with regard to each of their sensory stimuli: sight, sound, taste, smell, touch, and pain. All individuals have varying degrees of sensitivity and have varying ways of outwardly responding and expressing their awareness of these sensitivities. When our sensory system becomes overloaded and we aren’t aware of it, that’s when we snap at our children or our partners most. Then we guilt and shame our behavior thinking we are broken. We need to be fixed