Sensory processing needs: A child may experience dysregulation triggered through a sensory overload, e.g. excessive noise; specific types of bright lighting, the feel of clothing labels against the skin, the texture or colour of some foods as well as the taste or smell. A child may present with sensory processing needs which are broader as they are linked to children’s five senses (sight, taste, smell, touch and hear). The vestibular and proprioceptive systems are sometimes included, described as the sixth and seventh senses which relate to balance and spatial orientation helping with coordination of movements. Sensory processing need may need further support from the GP or Paediatrician.