Children who are sensory seeking can
sometimes be labeled wrongly as a child who suffers from attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), this is because children that have a sensory
seeking disorder are often hyperactive and impulsive. Children that are sensory
seeking have these behaviors as they are constantly seeking ways for them to
stimulate their starved nervous system, they can sometimes be referred to as
sensory offensive. If they can get enough stimulation they may be able to calm
down enough to pay attention. This link http://spdlife.org/symptoms/sensory-seeking.html
will take you to a website that goes over sensory seeking and the differences
for all of the senses.
This video shows an example of a boy who
suffers from autism who is sensory seeking proprioceptive senses by running and
jumping.
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