Sensory Processing and PTSD

[Lady4]

I found this article really interesting (yet to read it all, initially attracted to images):

frontiersin.org/journals/ne...

[tinygianthuman]

Interesting and thanks for sharing, but I wish they shared what the ‘sensory-based adjunctive treatments’ actually looked like? I totally believe that sensory therapy of some kind would help… but where do we go to for that? Any ideas?

[Lady4 in reply to tinygianthuman]

Whats adjunctive treatments? I have just finished Sensory Month with Re-Active's Online Education Classes.

[tinygianthuman in reply to Lady4]

Aaaah, I couldn’t afford to join that unfortunately but think they’re a great team sharing really helpful information. Hope you got some useful insights from them.

[Lady4 in reply to tinygianthuman]

I joined on their offer but only for three months, so will miss them. I gained a lot of information and their was a slide yesterday on seizures and it listed the possible warning signs and different inventions, eg temperature change (if hot - use of cold towel), rapid breathing - breathing techniques, tight throat (something like that) - tangy sweet.

The key being to try and stop it at each stage but worse case scenario, get to a safe space and let it wave over you.

[daverussell]

Thank you. I've been investigating this awaiting a follow up neurology appointment. All my symptoms match disassociation disorder. I'm looking forward to reading this in more detail.