What is Sensory Integration Disorder
Sensory Integration Disorder is a neurological disorder causing difficulties with processing information from the five classic senses (vision, auditory, touch, olfaction, and taste...
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I am an adult with SID. I have been doing some research and there is one theory I would like to get other's opinions on.
The theory is that SID is a very very mild form of autism. Has anyone else heard this? Is it just a rumor? Do you agree? Does anyone know of a website that supports this? Thanks for any and all imput! Posted on 05/24/09, 11:05 am |
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Ive never heard it, but have noticed alot of kids that have autism have sensory,, 
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most people with a ASD have SPD but its common in ADHD and most other special needs. its not a milder form of autism
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I have never heard it called a form of autism but I do know that sensory issues are quite common in people on the spectrum. My son with AS has many sensory issues.
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I have been finding that autism is usually in the same paragraph along with the SPD, somewhere along the way,while finding information online.
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My sons OT says that SPD is on the Autism Spectrum/ is an ASD.
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i always just assumed that SID was comorbid with ASD's. I have Asperger's, and have always experienced this.
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When you have Autism you are HYPO-sensitive right so when you are HYPER-sensitive it is the opposite of Autism...RIGHT?
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