Smell Help for Sensory or Auditory Processing Disorder.

Written by Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, DACCP, IBCLC, FIBFN-CND

If your child has sensory or auditory processing disorder or dyslexia, there is a good chance that they are needing some left-brain stimulation.

Just simply close your right nostril, breathe the scent in on the LEFT nostril to stimulate the left brain, and repeat 2-3x a day. You can also place the scent on the left wrist or left collar of the shirt.

The left side of the brain is most activated by pleasant scents such as:

Apple

Banana

Cherry

Chocolate

Grape

Lavender

Orange

Pineapple

Rose

Strawberry

Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, DACCP, IBCLC, FIBFN-CND

Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, DACCP, IBCLC, FIBFN-CND, is a Fellow in Childhood Neurodevelopmental Disorders, and functional neurology shapes how she cares for children every day. She founded The Chiropractic Place for Mommy & Me in Aledo, Texas, and has served families in the Aledo community for more than 15 years. She is also board certified in chiropractic pediatrics, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, and Melillo Method and Webster Certified.

https://www.tcpaledo.com/dr-michelle-parker
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