1. Not comprehensive without assessment of smell and taste
    Albert Donnay Albert Donnay United States says:
    November 21, 2022 at 9:24 AM

    Thus is hardly comprehensive given that Ayres never included the senses  of smell and taste in her assessment tools.  Her questionnaires cannot assess the most severe form of SPD that affects all the senses, what I call Multi-Sensory Sensitivity or MuSeS Syndrome.

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