The Sensory Show
Summary: The Sensory Show is a fun and informative show hosted by Kelli Arnone, an occupational therapist who specializes in sensory processing disorders. She owns and runs Pediatric Potentials, Inc, with her husband Brian Arnone in Orlando, Florida. Together they have a passion for informing anyone who will listen, about the ins and outs of sensory processing disorders and how these children can get better! Kelli's mission is to educate you on sensory terminology in a down-to-earth way and provide you with many topics of interest related to raising or teaching a child with sensory processing challenges. She provides helpful tips and lists of activities to try at home and school, to help children reach their highest potential. She's an out-of-the-box thinker, so she will also share ideas and treatments with you that may help children improve their sensory processing, learning abilities and behaviors outside of receiving direct sensory integration therapy. You must also tune in to her interviews with experts from various medical fields and from the greatest experts of all, parents who will share their stories and secrets too!
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Summer time is always fun and sometimes challenging for kids with sensory processing difficulties. As the school year comes to an end, all children get summer fever and become anxious to get out of school. The school schedule begins to change, the structure they are so use to starts to unravel under their feet and [...]
We have Lisa Beaury back from our last episode, to share some more wonderful information with us. Today she is going to talk to us about: common symptoms that are seen in children who have been (usually unknowingly) exposed to high levels of toxins compared to what their body can handle; the biggest known causes [...]
Today I had the privilege of interviewing Lisa Beaury, a holistic clinician from Healing Alternatives in Orlando, FL. Healing Alternatives is a holistic wellness clinic that focuses on treating the entire person – mind, body and spirit. They treat patients of every age and walk of life, by looking for the root cause of their ailments [...]
Hyperactivity is so common among the children of our current generation. It’s even more common in children who have sensory processing difficulties. My take on it is that children with sensory processing difficulties are children who are sensitive in general, so naturally their brain chemistry is going to be more reactive to imbalances that more [...]
Many children receive speech and language therapy services to support their sensory, learning or developmental needs at a young age. This week I am going to review the speech milestones for you, ranging from infancy to 5 years of age. This information is taken directly from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s brochure called “How Does Your [...]
Children are becoming diagnosed with Autism spectrum disorders more commonly now than in the past. This is a trend that is currently affecting 1 in every 110 children, and 1 in every 70 boys. While there are theories of why this may be happening, there is currently no single definitive cause. If you are seeing some [...]
Today I had the pleasure of interviewing Jessica Ralli, the founder and director of “Soft” which is a new online clothing store dedicated to providing clothes for children who have tactile hypersensitivies. She shared with us her background of being a special education teacher in the New York City area, and having students who [...]
Last week we talked about ways to plan ahead and prepare ourselves in many ways for the holidays. So this week I was able to get Suzette Boyette to come and talk to us about some great ways to keep our stress down, so holiday times can be more enjoyable. Suzette is a nurse practitioner who [...]
With the excitement of the holidays approaching, comes excitement in our children, and usually a large amount of increased stress in parents. This is especially true for parents who have challenging sensory-based behaviors to handle on top of thinking about packing and traveling, or just cleaning the house for company, cooking or shopping for meals [...]
We have been fortunate to have Cris Rowan, a pediatric occupational therapist from British Columbia with us the last two episodes, and she has shared some great information with us! After seeing how technology can really impact our children in today’s fast-paced and advancing world, I have asked Cris to come back for one more [...]
