Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Sensory Modulating Training as a Dual-Task Performance Might have a Synergic Effect in People with Anxiety

As Ayres said “Sensory integration is a neurological process that organizes sensations from individual’s body and from the environment and makes it available to use the body effectively in the environment” [1]. Moreover according to Dunn’s model, there are four sensory processing configurations: 1. Low Registration - people with high neurological thresholds and a passive behavior response, who fail to distinguish stimuli that others notice and are often defined as either solitary