Servicing NYC and Long Island
Are you looking for a Sensory Processing Sensitivity Test to better understand your child’s reactions to everyday stimuli like sights, sounds, or textures?
Understanding sensory sensitivity can offer valuable insights into your child’s unique needs and preferences, helping you better support their comfort, focus, and emotional well-being.
This quick Sensory Processing Sensitivity Test is designed for parents and caregivers. It can help you identify potential areas of hypersensitivity (over-responsiveness) or hyposensitivity (under-responsiveness) in your child.
Please note: This test is meant for informational purposes only. It is not a diagnostic tool. If you have concerns about your child’s sensory development, consult with a licensed occupational therapist or healthcare provider.
For each statement below, please choose the response that best describes your child’s usual behavior. Base your answers on what you’ve observed consistently over the past three months.
Low Sensory Sensitivity
Moderate Sensory Sensitivity
High Sensory Sensitivity
Very High Sensory Sensitivity
0-15: Low Sensory Sensitivity
Low Sensory Sensitivity
Moderate Sensory Sensitivity
High Sensory Sensitivity
Very High Sensory Sensitivity
16-30: Moderate Sensory Sensitivity
Low Sensory Sensitivity
Moderate Sensory Sensitivity
High Sensory Sensitivity
Very High Sensory Sensitivity
31-45: High Sensory Sensitivity
Low Sensory Sensitivity
Moderate Sensory Sensitivity
High Sensory Sensitivity
Very High Sensory Sensitivity
46-60: Very High Sensory Sensitivity