How can sleep disturbances be connected to sensory processing in children with SPD, and what OT strategies can help?

• A. Sleep not related to sensory processing; strategies: only cognitive therapy.
• B. Atypical sensory processing can affect arousal and sleep; strategies include consistent bedtime routine, calming sensory activities before bed, environmental controls.
• C. Sleep issues cause SPD; strategies: medication.
• D. Sleep disturbances only happen in adults; strategies: nothing.

Answer: (B)