Back to school is a time for an array of emotions. From nervousness to excitement, to depths of despair, everybody has feelings surrounding the transition. Below are a few things that can help make the beginning of the school year go smoother while everybody is learning new routines, new information, and learning about new people. … Continued
The following information was provided by The Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation. Finding and selecting an occupational therapist to help your child, yourself, and/or your family is an important decision. Like all professionals, OTs differ in training, philosophy, and personality. The best choice is an OT who is a good “fit” for your child and … Continued
Halloween is a very sensory-rich holiday for children in general, and sensory-sensitive children are going to be more sensitive than others during the many festivities of this holiday. With thoughtful planning and preparing your child in advance, they should be able to enjoy the parts of this holiday that they are interested in. Here are … Continued
It can be extremely difficult and frustrating for parents and caregivers when children are having difficulty with negative behaviors. Let’s say that you receive a call from your child’s school reporting that they often seem distracted and don’t pay attention in class, bump into kids in the lunch line, can’t hold a pencil correctly, become … Continued