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Listening

Is not listening apart of the disorder or can it be treated as a behavioral issue?




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Listening

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Aug 02, 2010
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by: marisa

Our son is 4 and appears to not be listening. He has auditory issues that we work on in OT. So yes not listening can be a part of SPD, primarily auditory.
Aug 02, 2010
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by: Anonymous

I'm convinced that for many symptoms of SPD are actually autistic spectrum disorders. cause behavior as atypical and not found in children with normal development myself. I hope that research will help us to understand and help these unfortunate children.

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