Sensory Processing’ is the way in which the nervous system receives sensory messages and generates them into responses. Majority of us are born with the capacity to receive sensory information and organise it effortlessly into appropriate behavioural and physiological responses.
For example if we are cooking toast and smell it burning we don’t have to stop and think what to do. We unconsciously interpret the information into a behavioural response of rushing to the kitchen and turning off the toaster.
