Sensory Processing Disorder
Treatment in Lucknow

Extreme sensitivity to textures or clothing

Distress over seams in socks, tags in shirts, or specific food textures — not "fussiness" but genuine sensory discomfort.

Overreaction to sounds or lights

Covering ears at ordinary noise levels, distress in busy environments, or avoiding bright light.

Sensory seeking behaviour

Constantly moving, crashing, jumping, spinning, or seeking deep pressure — the child who never stops.

Poor body awareness

Bumping into things, misjudging space, difficulty with balance, or not knowing how hard they are touching.

Emotional meltdowns in sensory environments

Disproportionate emotional reactions in crowded, noisy, or unfamiliar sensory environments.

Feeding difficulties due to sensory aversion

Extreme food selectivity based on texture, smell, or appearance rather than taste.

Neurological Differences

SPD involves differences in how the brain integrates sensory signals from the body and environment — a neural wiring difference, not a behavioural choice.

Prematurity

Premature babies miss weeks or months of sensory development in the womb, placing them at higher risk of sensory processing difficulties.

Co-occurring Conditions

SPD very commonly co-occurs with autism, ADHD, developmental coordination disorder, and anxiety.

Genetic Factors

Research suggests a familial component to sensory processing differences, with higher rates in families of children with autism and ADHD.

Sensory Profile Assessment

Evaluation of sensory responsiveness across all sensory systems — tactile, vestibular, proprioceptive, auditory, visual, olfactory.

Sensory Integration Therapy

Structured, play-based activities in our sensory gym using the Ayres Sensory Integration approach to help the brain process sensory input more effectively.

Sensory Diet Design

A personalised schedule of sensory activities throughout the day to keep the child in an optimal state for learning and participation.

Environmental Modifications

Advice on modifying home and school environments to reduce sensory overwhelm.

School Consultation

Working with teachers to implement sensory breaks, seating modifications, and environmental adjustments in the classroom.

Parent Coaching

Teaching families to understand their child's sensory profile and implement sensory strategies in daily routines.

What Families See
After Treatment

With consistent therapy and family involvement, children with Sensory Processing Disorder make meaningful, measurable progress at Growing Stars.

Available at
Both Locations

Related Conditions

These conditions often co-occur or share similar characteristics with Sensory Processing Disorder.

Recommended Therapies

Our evidence-based services that directly address Sensory Processing Disorder.