The Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation (formerly known as the KID Foundation) is a registered 501(c)3, nonprofit organization dedicated to research, education and advocacy for Sensory Processing Disorder.[1] The Foundation was founded in 1979 by Dr. Lucy Jane Miller who serves as the Foundation's Executive Director. The Foundation is based in Greenwood Village, Colorado, USA.
Currently, the Foundation is leading the effort to get Sensory Processing Disorder added to the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.[2]
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The Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation offers many services and programs, including mentorship opportunities, as well as online resources, classes and webinars. These programs are designed for professional, parents, and are offered to anyone that is interested in learning more about sensory challenges and potential solutions. Page text.[3]
The Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation offers a wealth of sensory processing disorder resources; including current research, news, articles and reports, links to parent connection groups, as well as advocacy information and supporting flyers. Page text.[3]
The Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation offers help finding service providers. Intended to assist individuals and families in locating professionals that may help serve important needs, the options range from dentists to occupational therapists, among many others. Page text.[3]