Explore how Helen Sernett’s Sleep Lists podcast offers a calming approach to tackle insomnia and racing thoughts. Discover practical tips for improving sleep and find peace amidst life’s chaos.
Discover how healing the gut can boost brain development in children with special needs. Learn practical, research-backed strategies from Tracy Slepcevic’s powerful journey of helping her son recover from severe autism.
Discover expert strategies for encouraging eye contact in children with special needs. Learn how to balance support and sensitivity, understand the impact of screen time, and explore the role of cultural differences in communication.
Learn how to create a stress-free communication environment using AAC devices with insights from speech-language pathologist Lenora Edwards. Discover practical tips to help your child connect more deeply and reduce frustration in daily interactions.
Ever feel like you’re navigating the world of special needs parenting all by yourself? You’re not alone. Isolation is a common experience among parents of
Learn about your child’s current developmental level and routines to boost their development and improve the brain functions involved in sleep, speech development and social skills.
Learn to boost child engagement and calm through brain chemistry and sensory enrichment strategies based on environmental enrichment.
Tired of the same old approach?
This webinar will revitalize your approach by offering fresh and evidence-based strategies to enhance handwriting instruction and unlock your students’ potential.
You will learn unique insights into the brain functions involved in handwriting and short, clinically-validated activities you can do with your students.
Our workshop introduces a groundbreaking, aroma-based technique to swiftly and naturally de-escalate these intense emotional situations.
A landmark study published in PLOS ONE delves into the systemic effects of integrating service dogs into families with a child diagnosed with ASD. Using standardized scales like the Autism Behavior Inventory Short Form (ABI-S), they saw a notable decrease of 14 points (13%) in overall autism symptoms.
While the children’s overall anxiety did not see any significant changes, the parents did show a notable difference in their anxiety levels.