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Practical advice for parents raising children with autism, developmental delays, and sensory issues from an occupational therapist who also happens to be a mom who has "been there".
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On this weeks show, we will discuss the changes that occur in the brain during puberty and what it can mean for you as a parent.
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This weeks topic will be "picky eaters". We will talk about why a child may resist certain foods, and how their sensory systems may have a part in the difficulty.
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This week we will be talking about sensory overload, including what it is, what it looks like, and what it feels like for our children. We will also discuss ways of helping our children to experience it less often.
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Replay today. We will be back live next week.
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Practical advice for parents raising children with autism, developmental delays, and sensory issues from an occupational therapist who also happens to be a mom who has "been there".
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Practical advice for parents raising children with autism, developmental delays, and sensory issues from an occupational therapist who also happens to be a mom who has "been there".
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A discussion about all of the important skills that are necessary for handwriting, and how to "work" on these skills while having fun!
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Practical advice for parents raising children with autism, developmental delays, and sensory issues from an occupational therapist who also happens to be a mom who has "been there".
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Practical advice for parents raising children with autism, developmental delays, and sensory issues from an occupational therapist who also happens to be a mom who has "been there".
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