Creating a sensory room offers a unique and invaluable resource for therapy clinics and homes, promoting relaxation, sensory input, and helping with emotional well-being and… Read More »Creating a Sensory Room: A Guide for Your Therapy Clinic or Home
For a sensory avoider starting school can be quite challenging. Sensory avoiders are individuals who experience heightened sensitivity to sensory stimuli. They may be sensitive… Read More »Starting School for Sensory Avoiders
Vestibular input is just one of eight senses that we receive sensory input from on a daily basis. If we are seeking more vestibular input… Read More »Vestibular Input and Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)
We know the importance of play for kids, right? But why is play important, and how does play relate to sensory processing? What is play?… Read More »The Importance of Play
Kids 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… Read More »Sensory and Sleep
The classroom can be difficult for children with sensory processing disorder (SPD). The variety and intensity of sensory input can be overwhelming for some. This… Read More »Sensory Strategies For School
Yes! Adults can have sensory processing disorder (SPD). Maybe for your entire life you’ve noticed some difficulties with sensory input, or perhaps your just seeing… Read More »Does Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) Affect Adults?
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
The holidays are coming upon us quickly and many of you might be in need of the perfect gift idea for the sensory kid in… Read More »Sensory Gift Ideas
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?