Signs of Sensory Processing Disorder or Dysfunction of Sensory Integration may include:

• Difficulty being at the right level of alertness
• Physical clumsiness
• Stooping posture
• Poor awareness of body and in relation to others and objects
• Poor self esteem
• Difficulty sitting still-fidgeting
• Extreme sensitivity to some sensory experience ie touch, sound, sight
• Poor ability to learn new movements
• Social and emotional difficulties

In addition the person may:

• Be Easily Distracted
• Be Impulsive
• Have Poor Attention
• Have Delayed speech, language understanding
• Have Specific learning difficulties
• Have Specific perceptual difficulties
• Have Poor self care

Getting help is important if you suspect someone has SPD.

REFERENCE :Sensory Integration Network