When should I “Quit” OT? : 6 Reasons
“I just don’t think this is working.” Said my client’s mother, mid-session (a difficult session) and then she started to cry. I realized at that point that I had to change something, for her. While I knew that “it” wasn’t working for a large number of reasons, I...
3 Reasons Transitions are Difficult for Children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)
“Transition” refers to a period of time when a person stops or is required to stop one activity and to begin another. It may also refer to a prolonged period of time (days, weeks, months), when something in a person’s daily routine changes in a significant way....
Sensory Hammock Swings
Hammock Swings = Vestibular Input! Hammock swings are ubiquitous in sensory clinics, and are often the first piece of suspended equipment that children explore when they enter the space. Whether the hammock swing is made of a continuous open weave, a closed-weave...
The Good News and Bad News of Being a Sensory Parent
The bad news is that being a sensory parent can feel traumatic. The early years are often fraught with typical baby, toddler, and child rearing challenges -- only magnified. Sensory parents often over-accommodate to try to prevent what we know is coming: the...
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