Abstract
This research on sensory processing patterns relating to physical activity showed that adolescents with unique patterns reported participation in both same and distinct physical activities. Occupational therapists should consider adolescents’ sensory preferences when recommending physical activity.
Primary Author and Speaker: Joan Ziegler Delahunt
Additional Authors and Speakers: Lisa Mische-Lawson
This research on sensory processing patterns relating to physical activity showed that adolescents with unique patterns reported participation in both same and distinct physical activities. Occupational therapists should consider adolescents’ sensory preferences when recommending physical activity.
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