Why some kids are extra sensitive: New study explains sensory overload
A UCSF study using fMRI revealed distinct brain network activity in children with sensory over-responsivity. These children showed less activity in outward brain networks and more in inward networks, explaining their heightened reactions to sensory input. This research offers a biological basis for sensory processing challenges, aiding in empathetic understanding and targeted interventions.
A UCSF study using fMRI revealed distinct brain network activity in children with sensory over-responsivity. These children showed less activity in outward brain networks and more in inward networks, explaining their heightened reactions to sensory input. This research offers a biological basis for sensory processing challenges, aiding in empathetic understanding and targeted interventions.
