Starting School For Sensory Seekers
Starting school is an exciting time for any child, but it can be particularly overwhelming for sensory seekers. Sensory seekers are individuals who actively seek… Read More »Starting School For Sensory Seekers
Starting school is an exciting time for any child, but it can be particularly overwhelming for sensory seekers. Sensory seekers are individuals who actively seek… Read More »Starting School For Sensory Seekers
For my last blog we explored the Spinal Galant Reflex and its connection to sensory processing disorder (SPD). If you missed it you can check… Read More »Palmar Grasp Reflex and SPD
For my last blog we explored the Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex and its connection to sensory processing disorder (SPD). If you missed it you can check… Read More »Spinal Galant Reflex and SPD
For my last blog we explored the Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex and its connection to sensory processing disorder (SPD). If you missed it you can… Read More »TLR and Sensory Processing Disorder
For my last blog we explored the Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex and its connection to sensory processing disorder (SPD). If you missed it you can… Read More »Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex and SPD
And How A Visual Schedule Can Help Often parents tell me that when they have a change in routine or schedule their kids have a… Read More »Why Change in Routine is Hard
Okay, what is the Moro reflex? Learn this, what to do for a retained Moro reflex and why it matters for those with SPD (sensory… Read More »The Moro Reflex And SPD
What are primitive reflexes? Why do they matter? And what do they have to do with sensory processing? This article will address these and a… Read More »What Are Primitive Reflexes?
Only recently heard of interoception? You’re not alone. Most of us were taught about the 5 senses in school. We now know that there are… Read More »What Is Interoception?
Are you traveling with a sensory seeker this summer? Today we will talk about how to travel with a seeker to make sure you make… Read More »Traveling With A Sensory Seeker