The following may indicate
poor sensory processing:

• Language or motor delays.
• Extreme over responsiveness to normal sensations such as touch,
sound, movement, vision, smell.
• Extreme under-responsiveness to normal sensations. May constantly
seek out a lot of rough and tumble play, chooses to eat very spicy foods,
little response to painful situations.
• May tend to be lethargic or have a low activity level.
• May be overly active or in constant motion.
• May exhibit poor sleep/wake cycles.
• Has difficulties handling changes in routines or transitions.
• Appears "disorganized" or clumsy.
• Difficulty calming self down or staying appropriately alert and focused to
complete activities.
• Decreased body awareness, and/or poor motor planning skills
(ie. difficulty getting on/off play equipment or furniture).
• Excessive need to control his/her environment.