Oral Sensory Processing - 4 Tips How to Improve Speech and Oral Skills
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Oral Sensory Processing is the way how our brain receives input from our mouth and jaw. When we eat and drink, our mouth sends information to our brain regarding what we are eating or drinking.
This information includes texture, temperature, and taste.
Our brain also receives proprioceptive information from the joints of the jaw as we bite and chew foods with different types of resistance, such as crunchy or chewy pieces of food.
Oral sensory processing also takes care of the way how we move our jaw, control saliva, and produce sound for clear speech.
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Problems with oral sensory processing
Children with oral sensory processing may have heightened sensitivity to oral input or experience decreased awareness of oral input.
Children with hypersensitivity may:
-Gag or choke
-be known as “picky eaters”
-extremely limited diet
-refuse to use utensils
-difficulty with the maintenance of dental hygiene
Children with hyposensitivity may:
-bite, chew on, or mouth non-food objects
-try to bite others
-over-stuff their mouth while mealtime
Oral sensory processing difficulties are related to how the mouth is organized and prepared to receive the food and provide appropriate input to the brain.
Biting, chewing, chomping, crunching, sucking, licking and swallowing are some of the pre-linguistic activities that are fundamental in our speech abilities.
Many often children with speech and language difficulties have difficulties in oral sensory processing.
To maintain healthy oral sensory processing we must allow our children to explore different textures and help them to identify what satisfies oral input.
In order to improve speech and oral skills, I prepared useful exercises to work on chewing, blowing, and sucking.
These exercises will help your child to improve :
-strength in the mouth
-bring awareness
-improve the vocalization of sounds like P, M, B.
-bring you new ideas
-help you to observe your child
help you identify possible speech difficulty
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Also, you may like these videos of my youtube channel
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Disclaimer:
This video was created in order to share my personal experience and knowledge but does not replace the importance of professional consultation. Please for personal guidance contact an occupational therapist for a full assessment in order to help you and your child.
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Click in the link below: https://bit.ly/oral-sensory-processin...
Oral Sensory Processing is the way how our brain receives input from our mouth and jaw. When we eat and drink, our mouth sends information to our brain regarding what we are eating or drinking.
This information includes texture, temperature, and taste.
Our brain also receives proprioceptive information from the joints of the jaw as we bite and chew foods with different types of resistance, such as crunchy or chewy pieces of food.
Oral sensory processing also takes care of the way how we move our jaw, control saliva, and produce sound for clear speech.
Check My New Course: https://www.udemy.com/course/child-de...
Your support count!! Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32855332
For more information click here: http://lisa-shchyhel.com
Problems with oral sensory processing
Children with oral sensory processing may have heightened sensitivity to oral input or experience decreased awareness of oral input.
Children with hypersensitivity may:
-Gag or choke
-be known as “picky eaters”
-extremely limited diet
-refuse to use utensils
-difficulty with the maintenance of dental hygiene
Children with hyposensitivity may:
-bite, chew on, or mouth non-food objects
-try to bite others
-over-stuff their mouth while mealtime
Oral sensory processing difficulties are related to how the mouth is organized and prepared to receive the food and provide appropriate input to the brain.
Biting, chewing, chomping, crunching, sucking, licking and swallowing are some of the pre-linguistic activities that are fundamental in our speech abilities.
Many often children with speech and language difficulties have difficulties in oral sensory processing.
To maintain healthy oral sensory processing we must allow our children to explore different textures and help them to identify what satisfies oral input.
In order to improve speech and oral skills, I prepared useful exercises to work on chewing, blowing, and sucking.
These exercises will help your child to improve :
-strength in the mouth
-bring awareness
-improve the vocalization of sounds like P, M, B.
-bring you new ideas
-help you to observe your child
help you identify possible speech difficulty
Click in the link below: https://bit.ly/oral-sensory-processin...
Also, you may like these videos of my youtube channel
Youtube Video Link-
Therapeutic putty - 4 easy exercises ...
Sensory processing - What is Sensory ...
About Me And My Effort:
Hi, I am Lisa. Welcome to my channel. if you haven't subscribed to my channel yet, don't forget to subscribe to get special tips about Sensory Processing and Occupational Therapy so that you may also be able to improve your practice by taking the help of me.
https://bit.ly/teletherapy-ot
Contact Me:
Feel free to contact me at the Information below, If you need any friendly help from me. Instagram: lisashchyhelot
Facebook: lisashchyhelot
[email protected]
Twitter: lisashchyhel
Special Message To You:
I want to tell you that I care about your valuable time. So I have created this video and shown everything steps by step to make it easier for you. Thanks for sharing your valuable time and reading this description. I hope I was able to help you with "how to improve pencil grip and strength ". If you liked my content, then please don't forget to subscribe to my channel. I can't grow this channel without your support.
Disclaimer:
This video was created in order to share my personal experience and knowledge but does not replace the importance of professional consultation. Please for personal guidance contact an occupational therapist for a full assessment in order to help you and your child.
This video is also related to:
oral sensory
oral sensory tools
oral sensory seeker
oral sensory seeking
oral sensory processing disorder
oral sensory processing disorder symptoms
oral sensory disorder
vibrating oral sensory tool
oral sensory activities
oral sensory issues
oral sensory necklace
oral sensory input
oral sensory toys for autism
oral motor sensory integration activities
oral sensory processing
oral sensory diet
oral motor sensory
oral sensory chew necklace
oral motor sensory tools
oral sensory issues and speech delay
oral sensory nerve damage
oral sensory stage
oral sensory issues in babies
sequential oral sensory feeding course
oral b sensor toothbrush
oral sensory-motor feeding therapy
oral sensory brush
oral sensory seeking ideas
oral sensory stimulation autism
oral sensory integration
oral sensory needs
sequential oral sensory feeding
oral sensory issues in toddlers
oral sensory therapy
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