Sensory Resources | UC Davis MIND Institute

Many disabilities involve sensory processing challenges and hyper or hypo-sensitivity to sensory input.  A person with a sensory processing disability finds it difficult to process and act upon information received through the senses.  A person with hyper-sensitivity may find certain sensory input too intense and unpleasant; for example bright lights, strong smells, or certain textures.  Hypo-sensitivity is having low sensitivity to sensory input.

• Creating Evidence: Sensory Integration and Children with Autism
• Sensory Integration Articles and Resources
• Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation
• The American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc.

The websites and resources listed are independent of the UC Davis MIND Institute and Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities. We do our best to choose sites and resources which reflect inclusion of people with neurodevelopmental disabilities and people with varying identities and positionalities, however, some older material may contain language that is not preferred or is not appropriate so please review with caution. Resources are provided for information only and do not reflect the opinions or endorsement of the UC Davis MIND Institute and Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities.