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Tips for building regulation, connection & communication in autistic kids. Embracing neurodiversity.
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How Do You Know If a Sensory Strategy Is Actually Working? (opens the original)
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You probably don’t need another list of 25 sensory strategies.You already know about movement breaks.You know about swings.You know about deep pressure, fidgets, heavy work, sensory bins, quiet spaces, and flexible seating.Maybe you’ve saved the Instagram posts. Maybe you’ve taken the trainings. Maybe you even have an entire closet full of sensory equipment in your speech room.But here’s the question that actually matters:How do you know which strategy to use?<s
You Know the Sensory Strategies. But Do You Know When to Use Them? (opens the original)
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Before You Respond to a Big Behavior, Ask These 4 Questions (opens the original)
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When a child runs away, throws a toy, shuts down, starts scripting, covers their ears, or suddenly isn’t wanting to participate, it’s easy to focus on the thing we can see: the behavior.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="1233" src="h
Why I’m Teaching SLPs About Sensory for 90 Days Straight (opens the original)
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I’m doing something a little wild. 😅For the next 90 days, I’m teaching SLPs about sensory regulation. Every. Single. Day.One sensory concept a day.90 days.Completely free.<div
Are You Starting in the Wrong Place With Autistic Kids? (opens the original)
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Have you ever had a child on your caseload who has so many different needs that you don’t even know where to start?It’s not uncommon for a child to come in who is minimally speaking, difficult to engage, dysregulated…They might not seem super motivated by your toys or games, you don’t see them engaging in back and forth turn taking or demonstrating play skills…And on top of that they’ve never been in speech and parents haven’t received any coaching yet.Wowza. Now suddenly you have 15
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