Sensory Integration otherwise known as Sensory Processing refers to the way our body system process and interpret sensations from our body and/or environment. In other words, sensory processing helps us to identify and give meaning to perceptions or physical things we come in contact with on a daily basis.
When a child or an individual is unable to appropriately receive or process sensory information, then he or she is said to be having a sensory integration disorder.
Basically, there are 7 sensory systems and each performs a specific set of functions. They include proprioception, vestibular, tactile, auditory, olfactory, oral, and visual.
The Proprioceptive System (Position Sense)
This system controls how we perceive and react to our body position in space, the timing of movements, and th...