For many kiddos with sensory issues and autism, it can be extremely challenging to self-regulate their bodies. No matter how much they want to “behave,” their bodies are giving them different...

Even though sensory defensiveness sounds complicated, its name describes it all.Sensory defensiveness is a term that refers to kids who have a negative reaction to sensory input.  What Causes...

When we walk forwards, our brains know that we are walking forwards and not backwards. When we lift our arms up, our brains know that we are lifting our arms up and not to the side. Awareness of...

Here’s a great tool for our tactile defensive kiddos! Water tables are essentially… tables with water. While the concept is somewhat self-explanatory, let's talk about the benefits. Water sends a...

Proprioception sounds like a crazy word, but it simply refers to the body’s ability to understand where it is in space without looking. When we lift our arms, kick out our legs, or clap our hands,...

Temple Grandin is a hero in the autism world. Her research, advocacy, and influence have shaped how we treat and talk about autism and sensory issues. Sometimes forgotten though is the incredible...