by Skill Point Therapy | Jan 20, 2025 | Sensory Therapy
Recognizing and supporting children with sensory overload involves understanding key signs, such as behavioral changes and difficulties with multi-sensory tasks. It’s crucial to note that hypersensitivity and hyposensitivity can fluctuate and can be influenced...
by Skill Point Therapy | Jan 18, 2025 | Sensory Therapy
Children with sensory sensitivities often face challenges when encountering certain sounds, textures, or environments. These common sensory aversions can make everyday activities feel overwhelming, but there are ways to help! Start by identifying your child’s...
by Skill Point Therapy | Jan 17, 2025 | Sensory Therapy
Supporting a child with a Sensory-Based Motor Disorder (SBMD) requires understanding the nature of this condition, which typically presents challenges with coordination, balance, and sensory processing. Careful observation of behavioral indicators such as abnormal...
by Skill Point Therapy | Jan 15, 2025 | Sensory Therapy
For children with sensory issues, toothbrushing can feel overwhelming, and parents often wonder how to make it less stressful. Thankfully, with the right toothbrushing tips, this daily challenge can become a manageable part of your child’s routine. Start by...
by Skill Point Therapy | Jan 14, 2025 | Sensory Therapy
Parenting under pressure can be mitigated by understanding the primary sources of stress and fostering a supportive environment that promotes trust, routine, and emotional well-being. Key strategies include clear, compassionate communication, consistent discipline,...
by Skill Point Therapy | Jan 3, 2025 | Sensory Therapy
Welcome to a world of Sensory-Filled Fun! Engaging in messy play can make therapy feel less like work and more like an exciting adventure. When kids are having Fun, they’re not just learning—they’re thriving! As a pediatric occupational therapist,...
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