Multisensory therapy is all about doing short, gentle sensory exercises that help the brain. It’s not about repeating things over and over for hours, hoping
Whether you have just been diagnosed with Parkinson’s, or so long as you are not yet treated with a form of Dopamine, there are Sensory
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Have you ever compared your child to other children? How do you react when other people talk about normal vs. special needs? Who defines what
You have heard this from us many times, one of the most effective relaxation techniques for your mind is to listen to soft music while
We created this slideshow to help parents who have kids who love horses. Slideshows are a good way to do a pleasurable visual activity as part of Sensory Enrichment Therapy.
Children on the autism spectrum usually have difficulties with the sense of touch, or tactile defensiveness. This may lead to rituals or aversions in clothing, food, flooring.
Your child used to fall asleep at a regular time in the evening and wake up every morning at the same time. Suddenly, this changes
The following check list can help you observe your child and recognize anxiety. If you recognize with certainty at least five of those traits, you need to help your child:
One of my exercises since last week is Art + Music 4 times a day. I created this slideshow for myself and for my son