As assessment of the neurobiological process of 5 stages for sensory processing: registration, modulation, discrimination, integration, and praxis. These are essential to cognitive processes such attention, visual perception, memory, and planned action. The traditional senses are impacted by our environment (vision, hearing, touch, taste, smell, and balance). This test works to help us understand and treat processing differences such as overresponsive systems or under responsive systems that can interfere with the day to day organization and integration of information to help the brain understand and respond appropriately to the environment and others. The clear processing of information allows a person to respond immediately, efficiently and effectively to sensory input without discomfort to themselves or others.