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Ways To Manage Sensory Processing Disorder and Aggressive Behavior Easily

June 7, 2022 by Guest Contributor

Ways To Manage Sensory Processing Disorder and Aggressive Behavior Easily

The ability to process and integrate sensory information gives an order to our world.  But it isn’t always that simple.  When a child has sensitivities, seeks out sensory information, has difficulty discriminating input, or experiences one of several other sensory challenges, their world and body feel disorganized.  Sensory processing disorder (SPD) is complex and challenging […]

Filed Under: Behavior, Parenting Tips, Sensory Processing

How To Help A Sensory Seeking Child: Simple Tips & Strategies

June 5, 2022 by Guest Contributor

How To Help A Sensory Seeking Child: Simple Tips & Strategies

Sensory-seeking children can be a challenge to parent because their behaviors are often misunderstood. Many people have no clue what a sensory-seeking child is. And, it’s hard to know how to help your child when they’re constantly seeking out sensory input. You may feel like you’re always saying “no” or that you can’t take them […]

Filed Under: Sensory Processing, Uncategorized

Does It Really Hurt When Other Parents Judge Your Parenting?

April 23, 2022 by Guest Contributor

Does It Really Hurt When Other Parents Judge Your Parenting?

You know that feeling when other parents judge your parenting? Now, more than ever, it can feel like everyone is an expert in parenting. Yes, information is more accessible, but that doesn’t mean it is always valid, reliable, or suitable for your family.   As the parent of a young child, I’ve encountered judgment from everyone, […]

Filed Under: Parenting Tips

Is Sensory Processing Disorder a Disability? What Parents Need to Know

January 27, 2022 by Guest Contributor

Is Sensory Processing Disorder a Disability? What Parents Need to Know

Although Sensory Processing Disorder can definitely be a debilitating condition, it is not necessarily a formal disability. Currently, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) does not cover Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD).  However, for some people, SPD creates learning issues, which makes them eligible for special services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).   For example, […]

Filed Under: School, Sensory Processing

Worried About ADHD Medication Abuse? This is What You Need to Know

April 25, 2021 by Guest Contributor

Worried About ADHD Medication Abuse? This is What You Need to Know

There can be a great deal of stigma and confusion surrounding the use of prescription medications to treat ADHD. And many parents worry about the long-term effects of ADHD medications. Although ADHD medications can be extremely effective when used appropriately, many families fear exploring such options because they fear that the medications could harm their […]

Filed Under: ADHD

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