Understand sensory needs and learn personalized strategies to support sensory regulation. Discover approaches for sensory preferences, environmental modifications, and techniques that help children’s nervous systems feel calm and organized.
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Sensory processing differences are more common than many realize, affecting about 1 in 6 children (source: STAR Institute). Classrooms present challenges for nearly all students, but for kids with sensory processing differences, they can feel extra overwhelming. The bright lights, constant background noise, rigid seating, and fast-paced transitions can make it difficult to focus, stay…
This chicken is spicy! No, it’s not. You’re fine. Just eat it. But it’s spicy! Eat it or no (insert…
It’s a common conversation occupational therapists have with families: For many children, bathtime is a time to play, connect, and…
Welcome to part four of our seven-part series, “Getting Back to Baseline.” In part three, we talked about why regulation…
Imagine trying to focus on learning a new skill or solving a complex problem while feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or completely…
Imagine trying to give a detailed presentation to a room full of colleagues immediately after running a marathon—your heart is…
If you are reading this, maybe you’re a parent who has a meeting with your child’s teacher and wants some…
Kids who seek sensory input often need movement and deep pressure to feel balanced and regulated. This can lead to behaviors like jumping, spinning, rough play, or constant fidgeting, which can be disruptive at home or in the classroom. By using targeted sensory activities such as yoga, we can help these kids stay calm, focused,…
Everyone knows what a sensory bin is. But did you know these fun sensory exploration tools can be used to…
