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- Sensory and SleepKids with sensory processing disorder (SPD) may also struggle with sleep. We all understand the importance of a good night’s rest, and you have probably seen a difference in your child when they get a good night’s sleep vs not. Is there a connection between sensory and sleep? How do we help to improve sleep… Read More »Sensory and Sleep
- TLR and Sensory Processing DisorderFor my last blog we explored the Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex and its connection to sensory processing disorder (SPD). If you missed it you can check it out here. For the next few months I will continue to delve into the most commonly retained primitive reflexes, so keep watching if we haven’t talked about the one… Read More »TLR and Sensory Processing Disorder
- Sensory Strategies For SchoolThe classroom can be difficult for children with sensory processing disorder (SPD). The variety and intensity of sensory input can be overwhelming for some. This may result in difficulties with focus, participation, and behavior. Others may be able to ‘hold it together’ while at school but are so ‘done in’ that by the time they… Read More »Sensory Strategies For School

Sensory Diet Cards – improve regulation and ability to handle sensory input.

Sid and the Kids is a story about kids with SPD who struggle with everyday challenges and how Sid comes along to help.

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