“Pro-Social behavior will not occur when our neuroception misreads the environmental cues and triggers the physiological states that support defensive strategies,” Dr. Stephen Porges. What this means is when a child isRead More…
There are simple sensory techniques you can perform at home, 15 minutes per day, that help children with sensory processing challenges. Sensory stimulation provides the brain with information to help form connections.Read More…
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a neurological condition that affects the way sensory stimulation is processed in the brain. Either making the brain perceive information as hyper-sensitive or hypo-sensitive. SPD can affectRead More…
Does your child crave fatty foods (ie, butter, mayonnaise, peanut butter, etc)? Your child’s cravings are telling you something….they need more essential fatty acids. The UCLA school of medicine found that boys haveRead More…
All individuals begin life reacting to environmental stimuli with primitive reflexes. These natural reflexes develop and respond to sights, sounds, movements, and human needs. The reflexes repeat themselves until they are “integrated”Read More…