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The Skill Point Therapy blog is a treasure trove of insights and expert advice for parents, educators, and therapists caring for children with developmental challenges. Each article on the blog is crafted with a deep understanding of the unique needs and potential of children facing developmental delays, ADHD, and other learning challenges. Whether you’re seeking guidance on early signs of developmental delay in infants, practical strategies for ADHD therapy, or breakthroughs in developmental delay treatments, this blog provides a comprehensive and compassionate resource.

Sensory Processing Disorder
What Is a Sensory Diet: How Can It Help Your Child Thrive
What Is a Sensory Diet: How Can It Help Your Child Thrive

What Is a Sensory Diet: How Can It Help Your Child Thrive

What is a sensory diet, and how can it support a child’s development? A sensory diet is a structured plan of sensory activities tailored to meet a child's unique needs, helping them stay calm, focused, and better integrated into their daily routines through activities like deep pressure exercises, movement breaks, and tactile play.

Sensory Processing Disorder
Sensory Integration Tools: Support for Sensory Processing
Sensory Integration Tools: Support for Sensory Processing

Sensory Integration Tools: Support for Sensory Processing

Sensory integration tools help children improve focus, coordination, and confidence by enhancing how they process touch, movement, sound, and more. From weighted blankets to interactive therapy swings, these tools provide fun and effective ways for kids to navigate their sensory experiences, making everyday activities easier and more enjoyable.

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Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder: A Parent's Guide to Early Signs and Interventions
Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder: A Parent’s Guide to Early Signs and Interventions

Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder: A Parent’s Guide to Early Signs and Interventions

Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is key to recognizing how individuals experience and respond to sensory input differently. Whether it's hypersensitivity to noise or difficulty with certain textures, this condition affects how the brain processes everyday sensations, influencing behavior and comfort.

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