Humber Sensory Processing Service is a specialist service providing support to children who have sensory processing difficulties.

Take a look at their selection of video resources that provide an insight into Sensory Processing and Autism

William has kindly produced the following video’s to provide us with an insight into his experience of Sensory Processing and Autism.

Please view either the individual video clips of William discussing certain topics, or watch the full video that is located at the bottom of the page.

Why do we lose control?

Sounds and Auditory

Clothing and Chewing

Temperature and Interoception

Reading the World

Sleep

Self Care

Relationship with Food

Social and Communication

What is Autism?

Full interview with William

 

  What is the Humber Sensory Processing Service?

It is a specialist service providing support to children who have sensory processing difficulties. This service is for children with a Hull GP. The Sensory Processing Service is hosted by a small team of sensory trained therapists. The therapists provide advice and formal sensory processing assessments (criteria requirement for formal assessment).The service also hosts a website and provides training about sensory processing difficulties. Referrals for the service are to be completed by health and social care professionals and Special Educational Needs Co-ordinators.  The referral form is available on the website, also on the Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust website or on the Local offer page. The service operates Monday to Friday 9-5.

hnf-tr.humbersensoryprocessingservice@nhs.net

Service Criteria

  • Have accessed Humber Sensory Processing Hub

  • Aged between 0 and 18 years.

  • Hull General Practitioner.

  • Parent/carer consented to referral.

  • Sensory processing difficulties having a significant impact on mental health and/or physical wellbeing in more than one environment.

  • Sensory processing difficulties that are severe and longstanding and are having a direct impact on their daily functioning.

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Cross posted 27/03//2023 RW

*****Source Link:Videos – Sensory Processing (humber.nhs.uk)

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