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SENSORY PROFILE
Winnie Dunn, Ph.D, OTR, FAOTA
Caregiver Questionnaire
Childs Name: a Birth Date: _ Date:
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Responds negatively to unexpected or loud noises (lor example, cries or hides at
noise rom vacuum clezner, dog batkng, hairdryer)
Holds hands over ear to prteot ears from sound
Has trouble completing tasks when the rao ison
ls distracted or has trouble functioning if there salt of noise around
Can't work wth background nese (lor example, fan, refigerato) [
“Appears to not hear what you say (for example, does nat Tunesn to what you
£8, appears to ignore you)
Doesn't respond when name i called but you know the childs hearing is OK
Enjoys stange noises/eeeks to make noise for nloe’s sake
‘Section Raw Score Total
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® refers tobe in the dark
presses discomfort wih or avoids bight ights (or example, Rides Wom aunight
® through window in ae)
© Happy tobe in the dark
‘Becomes rusated when ining fo fnd objets in comping backgrounds
oe (for example, a clatored drawer)
© Has diftcul puting puzzes together (as compared to same age cidren)
© Ts bothored by bright lighs afer others have adapted othe Fight
© Covers eyes or squints to protect eyes rom ight
oy Looks careluly or intensely at objcte/people (or example, saree)
Has a hard ime finding objec n Competing backgrounds for erample, shoes ina
2 messy room, favorite toy inthe “unk drawer) |
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‘Becomes arvious or distressed when feet leave the ground
Dias actives where head is upside down (for exemple, somersaults, roughhousng)
"hide playground equipment or moving toys (lor example, sing set, memy-goround)
Dislikes riding in a car
Ties head upright, even when banding over or ering (lor example, maintains
‘iid poston/postue during actity)
‘Becomes disoriented after bending over sink o abe fr example fle or gets izzy)
Socks al Keds of movement and this interferes wih daly routines (for example,
can't it til idget)
Socks out al nds of movement ates (or example, being whired by adult,
rmery-go-tounds, playground equipment, moving toys)
Twis/epne self equetly throughout the day (or example, kes czy feeling)
Rocks unconsciously (for example, while watching TV)
Rocks in deskchaitfon floor
‘Section Raw Score Total|
‘Avoids gating "messy" (or example, in paste, sand, finger pant, glue, tape)
Expresses distress during grooming (ar example, fights or eres dung haircuting,
face washing, ingema cutting)
Prefers long-sleeved clothing when itis warm or short loaves when itis cold
Expresses discomfort at dental work or toothbrushing (fr example, ces or fights)
's sensitive to certain fabrics fe example is particular about certain clothes or bedsheets)
‘Beecomes irate by shoes or socks
‘Avoids going barefoot, especially in sand or grass
Reacts emotionally or aggressively to touch
‘Withdraws from splashing water
Has dificuty standing in Ine or close to other people
Rubs or soratches outa spot that has been touched
“Touches people and abjects tothe point of tating others
Displays unusual need for touching certain toys, surfaces or textures (for example,
constant touching objects)
Decreased awareness of pain and temperature
Doesn't seem to natice when someone touches arm or back fr example, unaware)
‘Avoids wearing shoes; loves to be barefoot
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Comments
Touches people and objects
Doesn't seem to notice when face oc hands are messy
Section Raw Scare Total
Gets lst easiy (oven in familiar places)
Has ditfcuty paying attention
[Looks away rom tasks to natce all actions inthe room
‘Seoms oblivious within an active environment (or example, unaware of atv)
Hangs on poop, furiture, or objects oven in fail situations
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Comments
Walks on toes
Leaves clothing twisted on body
‘Section Raw Score TotalGage easly wit fod textures oF food ten in mouth
‘Avoids certain tastes or fod smalls that are typicaly part of children's dts
Wil only eat certain tastes (st
Limits set particular food testureitemperatures (is:
Picky eater, especialy regarding feod textures
Routinely amelie nanfoad abjects
‘Shows song preference fr certain aml ie.
Shows song preference fr
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Caves certain foods (it:
Seeks out certain tastes or mel ist:_
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‘Chews or ike on nonfood objects
Mouths objects fr example, pencl, hands)
Comments
Section Raw Score Total
Moves sti
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“Tires easy, eepecially when standing or holding particular body postion
Locks joints (or example, elbows, knees) for stably
Soome to have weak muscles
Has a weak grasp
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heavy objects (lor example, weak in comparison to same age cider) |
Props to support self (even during activity)
Poor endurancelires easily
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‘Appears lethargic (for example, has no energy is sluggish)
Section Raw Score Total
CommentsH. Modulation Related to Body Position and Movement
Seems accident prone
estates going up or down curbs or steps (fr example is cautious, stops before moving)
Fears fling or heights
‘Avoids cimbinglumping or avoids bumpy/uneven ground:
Holds onto walls or banister (or example, cings)
Takes excessive sks during play fr example, climbs high into a tree, jumps of tal frit)
Takes movernent or cimbing risks during play that compromise personal safety
Turns wihele body to look at you
‘Seeks opportunites to fal without regard to personal safety
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‘Appears to enioy fling
‘Section Raw Score Total
Comments
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‘Spends most ofthe day in sedentary play (for example, does quiet things)
Prefers quiet, sedentary play (lor example, waiching TV, books, computers)
‘Seeks sedentary play options
Prefers sedentary activites
‘Becomes overly excitable during movement activity
“On the go"
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‘Avoids quiet pay activites
‘Section Raw Score Total
Comments
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‘Needs more protection from ie than athe olden (for example, defenseless
physically or emotional)
Rigi ritual in personal hygiene
Ts overyafectionate with others
‘Doesrit perceive body language o facial expressions (for example, unable to interpret)
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Avoids eye contact
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‘Stare intensively at objects or people
Watches everyone when they move around the room
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Comments
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Doesnt ntice when people come ito the room
Section Raw Score Total
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‘Seems to have dificult Bking sl (or example, low seltesteem)
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Has trouble “growing up* (lor example, reacts immaturly to situations)
Is sensitive to crits
Has dete fears (ior example, fers are predictable)
‘Seems ansious
Displays excessive emotional outbursts when unsuccessful ata task
Expresses feeling tho a fluro
Is stubborn or unccoperatve
Has temper tantrums
Poor frustration tolerance
Cries easily
Overy serious
Has dificuly making frends fo example, does not interact or participate in group play)
Has nightmares |
Hae fear that intrtre with daly routine
Doesn't have a sense of humor
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Comments
Doesn't express emotions
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Talks so though tasks
Wing is egile
Has rouble staying between the ines when coloring or when wating
‘Uses ficient ways of doing things (fr example, wastes time, moves slow,
does things a harder way than is needed)
Comments
Has dificult tolerating changes in plans and expectations
Has sificuly tolerating changes in routines
‘Section Raw Score Total
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Jumps fom one activity to another so that it interfres with play
Deiiberately smels objects
‘Does not seem to smell strong odors
‘Section Raw Score Total
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