Supporting a child with a Sensory-Based Motor Disorder (SBMD) requires understanding the nature of this condition, which typically presents challenges with coordination, balance, and sensory processing. Careful observation of behavioral indicators such as abnormal...
Tooth Brushing Tips for Kids with Sensory Issues: Skill Point Therapy
For children with sensory issues, toothbrushing can feel overwhelming, and parents often wonder how to make it less stressful. Thankfully, with the right toothbrushing tips, this daily challenge can become a manageable part of your child’s routine. Start by...
Parenting under pressure can be mitigated by understanding the primary sources of stress and fostering a supportive environment that promotes trust, routine, and emotional well-being. Key strategies include clear, compassionate communication, consistent discipline,...
Welcome to a world of Sensory-Filled Fun! Engaging in messy play can make therapy feel less like work and more like an exciting adventure. When kids are having Fun, they’re not just learning—they’re thriving! As a pediatric occupational therapist,...
What is sensory integration therapy? It’s a play-based approach designed to help children who face challenges with sensory processing, fine motor skills, or developmental delays. Developed in the 1970s, this therapy uses fun, hands-on activities to teach kids...
Sensory dysregulation represents a difficulty in processing sensory information, influencing the person’s attitude, behavior, and attention. Symptoms often include mood swings, chronic discomfort, cognitive challenges, and coordination issues. Recognizing these...
