![]() More recently it was found that SPD is actually a stand-alone disorder, and that children can have SPD and not autism, and vice versa. ![]() For a many years SPD was seen as a “symptom” of autism, but a breakthrough study in 2013 found that this disorder had a biological basis that separated it from many other neurological disorders. Sensory processing disorder (SPD) has long been associated with autism, and its external manifestations are often what lead a parent to getting a diagnosis.
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