Check out this video put out by the National Autistic Society which demonstrates potential sensory experiences from the perspective of a child with Autism.
Here’s the link: NAS Video
Check out this video put out by the National Autistic Society which demonstrates potential sensory experiences from the perspective of a child with Autism.
Here’s the link: NAS Video
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In this episode, I discuss a variety of oral motor items that can be helpful for toddlers with sensory processing and positive feeding skills.
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These are “old school” oral motor infant teething, gum massagers, oral sensory tools. These are not made for babies that already have teeth! They can and will bite through this fairly easily with teeth!
It is a good item for babies who don’t have teeth yet, and who are needing some massage on their gums to help them feel better while they are trying to get their teeth to push through!
It is also a good oral sensory tool for de-sensitizing or for stimulating an infants mouth to help with feeding strategies.
Sammons Preston Rubber Massage Brush
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As we know, one of the most challenging times for a child with autism is the start of the school year. New classrooms, teachers, peers, rules — it can be overwhelming. Any variation in routine has the potential to create confusion and stress. However, this can often be managed through educating ourselves and careful planning.
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On this episode, I address a couple of listener questions on working with clients in-home on your own, and feeding strategies / ideas with kids in pre-K or ECSE (pre-school, or Early Childhood Special Education).
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On this Episode, I talk with Matthew and Carol Newell, co-founders and directors of The Family Hope Center.
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In this Episode, I talk about Proprioceptive Sensory Processing, and what that looks like with real life examples.
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I discuss the most recent review of Autism Spectrum Disorder in the U.S. by the Center’s for Disease Control (CDC).
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Autism Prevalence in 8 Year Olds
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Autism Prevalence in 4 Year Olds
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Click “ADD TO CART” button to purchase .5 CEU for this EpisodeIn this Episode of the Milestones Podcast, I talk about the STNR or Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex. I explain what this reflex looks like, and how it works. I also discuss options for exercises to do for a retained STNR.
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