Sensory processing refers to the way a person sorts, interprets and responds to sensation from their body, environment and the world around them.
By understanding your child’s sensory needs and behaviours, you can avoid challenging situations and provide appropriate activities.
This video with Registered Psychologist, Lucy, gives an overview of what differences in sensory processing may look like for children.
Supporting children on the autism spectrum in early childhood can empower them to build vital skills that last a lifetime. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental disorder impacting social skills, language and communication, sensory sensitivities and rigid or repetitive behaviours. Autism is a spectrum disorder meaning each person with […]
We have some great tips and strategies for supporting your child through a meltdown and encouraging self-regulation.
Learn about the classroom adjustments you can make to give students with ADHD the best opportunity to learn.
Tips for parents to support their child with attention, organisation, planning and behaviour.