Classroom Accommodations for Students with Slow Processing
If your child is a slow processor due to sensory processing challenges, you may want to ask their teacher to make classroom accommodations for them. […]
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How to Prepare a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder for a Doctor Visit
Visiting a doctor may be inconvenient, and at times uncomfortable, but adults know that it’s a necessary part of our general wellness. However, for a […]
Dry Brushing and Other Favorite Sensory Solutions
Learning and behavioral disorders often go hand in hand with sensory sensitivities or even sensory processing disorder. The good news is there are […]
Misophonia Explained: Signs and Symptoms of Selective Sound Sensitivity Syndrome
When to Say No to Pictures With Santa
Taking a photo with Santa is a cherished Christmas tradition – for some kids. For kids who are anxious, easily overstimulated, impulsive or deal with […]
How to Create New Holiday Traditions When Old Ones Fail
Holiday traditions provide meaning through ritual and practice. For young people with sensory processing disorder, ADD, and other learning disorders […]
Managing a Child's Behavior While Shopping in Holiday Crowds
Top Soft Halloween Costume Ideas for Sensory Sensitive Kids
Halloween's the most fun day of the year for some families. And in others, Halloween is the cause of a lot of misery. Sensory issues make Halloween […]
5 Must-Have Tools to Encourage Back to School Self-Care
As kids go back to school after the summer, they'll be spending more time out of the house and with other kids, and thus, it's important for them to […]