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Foster Children : Sensory Processing Challenges Relevant to Occupational Therapy Service

The foster child population is characterized and areas of sensory processing difficulties identified through the AFCARS and related data systems, qualitative data from informal interviews with + 40 foster caregivers, clinical case data from 20 foster families, and intensive qualitative data from three families. Literature review indicates multiple factors contributing to sensory processing deficits in the foster population making it uniquely suited to treatment using a sensory integrative frame of reference. Three sensory processing-based occupational challenge areas are identified specifically to guide practitioners in evaluation and treatment of the foster population.