Sensory Processing Disorder
Psychiatry, Therapy, and Counseling
About Sensory Processing Disorder:
Sensory Processing Disorder is a neurological condition where the brain has difficulty receiving and responding to all of the information that comes in through the senses. Sensory Processing Disorder affects almost all of us to varying degrees. When children have highly sensitive nervous systems, their behavior can appear as defiant, difficult, and explosive. When sensory needs are met, clients behavior improves significantly.
Recommended For:
Children who have unexplained refusal, explosive outbursts, hyperactive or hypervigilant behavior, and their parents or caregivers facing these challenges.
Qualified Providers at Red Sands:
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Paige Marshall (PMHNP-BC)
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Rocky Lawter (PMHNP-BC)
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Ashley Hiné (PMHNP-BC)
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Amy Robinson (LCSW)
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Cheryl Jordan (LCMHC)
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Broden Lund (MFT-I)
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Maylin Worlton (LCSW)
More about This Service
How it Works
Clients will meet with a licensed mental health professional at Red Sands to understand a child’s sensory needs and prepare a custom tailored care plan. Specific frequency and duration of appointments will be determined on a case-by-case basis after the initial appointment.
Can't make it to our office or prefer to connect from home? This service is also available through our easy-to-use Telehealth portal. Contact us for details!
What to Expect
Our providers will work to understand the child’s sensory needs and then guide children & their parents in how to address and provide these needs both in sessions and at home.
