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Dysfunction in Sensory Integration (DSI) is inefficient processing of sensation. It is a neurological disorder in which the brain is unable to analyze, organize, and connect or integrate sensory messages. This results in “sensory seeking” or “sensory avoiding” patterns or dyspraxia, a motor planning problem.
