Helping your child with sensory challenges at home doesn’t have to be overwhelming. As a pediatric occupational therapist, I recommend starting with do-able sensory integration activities that are practical and fun. For example, trampoline jumping improves...
The holiday season is a magical time, but for children with sensory sensitivities or autism, it can also be overwhelming. Bright lights, loud sounds, unfamiliar foods, and changes in routines can make it hard for them to feel comfortable and enjoy the festivities. As...
Sensory Processing Disorders (SPD) can create unique challenges for children and their families, making everyday tasks feel overwhelming. For parents, understanding these disorders and recognizing their signs is the first step toward helping their child. It’s...
Addressing Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) at home can significantly support the work done in professional therapy. Understanding strategies for sensory processing is critical to helping children feel more comfortable in their environment. Adding simple changes to...
Exploring the world of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) as a parent can often feel demanding and overpowering. A deep understanding of the disorder and the child’s distinct needs is essential to creating a conducive environment for children with SPD. A...
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) presents a distinct set of challenges for both the child experiencing it and the parents supporting them. A detailed guide, such as “Assisting Your Child With SPD: a Parent’s Manual to Sensory-Friendly Activities,”...
