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Discover sensory activities, techniques, and teaching resources for children with ADHD, ADD, autism, and other sensory process disorders learn to self-regulate and succeed. We have resources and tools that are recommended by occupational therapists, physical therapists, and teachers to help children in all types of environments.
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Fun and Function | Sensory Rooms & Occupational Therapy Tools
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Find Your Ideal Sensory Space
Sensory rooms are incredible for helping us feel calm, supported, and focused. They help improve visual, auditory, and tactile processing, as well as fine and gross motor skills. There are many kinds of sensory rooms designed for people with autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorders, or anxiety. The key is to make sure the room addresses your specific needs! Find your ideal sensory space ⬇️
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Much of the therapy that children with autism receive focuses on learning to adjust to new situations. However, it’s important to recognize that there are many benefits of using schedules to help these kids handle changes in routine in the short-term. Let’s explore the benefits of schedules for children with autism.
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Is It Sensory or Behavioral?
Being on top of your game as a parent becomes even harder when your child is in the midst of an emotional storm. It might be hard to distinguish if the trigger is sensory or behavioral. However, understanding the underlying cause is essential to responding effectively. Learn how to do it here!
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Schedules for Kids with ASD
Much of the therapy that children with autism receive focuses on learning to adjust to new situations. However, it’s important to recognize that there are many benefits of using schedules to help these kids handle changes in routine in the short-term. Let’s explore the benefits of schedules for children with autism.
Reading is a very important part of learning and can be a magical part of childhood, sparking imagination and curiosity. However for many children, especially those with sensory processing challenges, it can be a daunting task. It’s crucial to first rule out potential vision or learning disabilities that may impact your child’s ability to read. Make sure to address any underlying issues with an eye exam or thorough assessment by a specialist. Struggling Readers, Eye Exam, Boredom Busters, Learning Disabilities
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Tips to Help Struggling Readers with Sensory Tools
Reading is a very important part of learning and can be a magical part of childhood, sparking imagination and curiosity. However for many children, especially those with sensory processing challenges, it can be a daunting task. It’s crucial to first rule out potential vision or learning disabilities that may impact your child’s ability to read. Make sure to address any underlying issues with an eye exam or thorough assessment by a specialist.
Everyone carries their stress differently. It may manifest as physical pain, emotional outbursts, fatigue, anxiety and/or changes in behavior. What previously worked to reduce your tween’s anxiety might not be effective anymore. They may need your help discovering how to self-regulate in stressful situations. Being a proactive, aware and active listener puts you in a great position to co-regulate with your child and help them learn to manage their stress. Emotional Outbursts, Physical Pain, Stressful Situations
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Everyone carries their stress differently. It may manifest as physical pain, emotional outbursts, fatigue, anxiety and/or changes in behavior. What previously worked to reduce your tween’s anxiety might not be effective anymore. They may need your help discovering how to self-regulate in stressful situations. Being a proactive, aware and active listener puts you in a great position to co-regulate with your child and help them learn to manage their stress.
Teachers want all students to feel welcome and thrive in their classrooms. Teachers need support to implement strategies that address special needs such as autism, ADHD and sensory differences. Although inclusive practices are geared to address these issues, the improvements will benefit all students, regardless of their needs. Read on for ideas to engage a classroom of mixed needs and foster a warm, welcoming environment for everyone! Social Communication Skills, Differentiation In The Classroom, Inclusive Classroom, Self Contained Classroom, Inclusion Classroom, Social Communication
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How to Create an Inclusive Classroom for Kids with Special Needs
Teachers want all students to feel welcome and thrive in their classrooms. Teachers need support to implement strategies that address special needs such as autism, ADHD and sensory differences. Although inclusive practices are geared to address these issues, the improvements will benefit all students, regardless of their needs. Read on for ideas to engage a classroom of mixed needs and foster a warm, welcoming environment for everyone!
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Parents and educators are constantly seeking effective tools to support children with ADHD. Our occupational therapists, and many others, love the Wiggle Seat. It may seem counterintuitive to give a child who can’t sit still a cushion that makes them even more wiggly. Do these sensory cushions really help kids with ADHD? Sensory Seating, Sensory Cushions, The Wiggles, Interactive Learning
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Parents and educators are constantly seeking effective tools to support children with ADHD. Our occupational therapists, and many others, love the Wiggle Seat. It may seem counterintuitive to give a child who can’t sit still a cushion that makes them even more wiggly. Do these sensory cushions really help kids with ADHD?
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Sensory Questions to Ask Your Child's Teacher
Looking for a resource to help communicate with your child's teacher? These sensory questions are the perfect way to check in on your child! Be sure to save them for your next conference or meeting to ensure you're on the same page and communication is great!
Reading is a very important part of learning and can be a magical part of childhood, sparking imagination and curiosity. However for many children, especially those with sensory processing challenges, it can be a daunting task. It’s crucial to first rule out potential vision or learning disabilities that may impact your child’s ability to read. Make sure to address any underlying issues with an eye exam or thorough assessment by a specialist.
Tips to Help Struggling Readers with Sensory Tools
Reading is a very important part of learning and can be a magical part of childhood, sparking imagination and curiosity. However for many children, especially those with sensory processing challenges, it can be a daunting task. It’s crucial to first rule out potential vision or learning disabilities that may impact your child’s ability to read. Make sure to address any underlying issues with an eye exam or thorough assessment by a specialist.
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Providing a safe and supportive space is crucial for your child's well-being. A great place to do this is in their bedroom! You can maximize therapeutic potential while also encouraging relaxation and sleep. Here are some practical steps and helpful ideas from our OTs to ensure your child's sensory needs are met, cultivating a calming and supportive environment.