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Change The Sensory Channel

"Infographic by Greg Santucci, Occupational Therapist, titled 'Change The Sensory Channel.' The infographic opens with the heading 'Kid Not Listening?' followed by the explanation that the child may be distracted, focused on something else, or their auditory channel may not be their strongest sensory channel. The central illustration is a television remote control labeled 'Sensory Channels,' with the buttons on the remote representing different sensory channels: Proprioception, Vestibular, Smell, Taste, Tactile, Auditory, Visual, and Interoception, along with a Guide button labeled Occupational Therapy. The infographic closes with the statement: 'If they're not listening, change the channel! Use a different sensory channel to help them meet expectations.'"

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Help kids stay engaged with the “Change the Channel” Infographic! This graphic explains how different sensory channels—like auditory, visual, vestibular, and interoception—affect attention and behavior. Inspired by occupational therapy principles, it offers simple strategies to shift communication when a child isn’t responding. Great for parents, educators, and therapists!

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By Greg Santucci

Help kids stay engaged with the "Change the Channel" Infographic! This graphic explains how different sensory channels—like auditory, visual, vestibular, and interoception—affect attention and behavior. Inspired by occupational therapy principles, it offers simple strategies to shift communication when a child isn’t responding. Great for parents, educators, and therapists!

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