May is mental health awareness month so let’s talk about self-care. In this blog I want to talk about ways to improve our mental health and things to avoid protecting our mental health. In previous blogs I have talked about how mental health is health, meaning it is just important as the physical side of …
Children with autism or other language processing disorders may struggle with uncertainty around their routine or lack of understanding about what’s next. A great way to help children with this challenge is offering visual schedules. Visual schedules offer children a concrete representation of what is going to happen next. Children with autism may especially benefit …
“Do this, do that, don’t do this, don’t do that. Listen to me! How many times do I have to say it? Have I not told you how to do this already?” Do you ever feel like it doesn’t matter how many times or how many ways you say something to a child… you just …
Learn how to use a Sensory Path for maximum results with this informative blog series by The Sensory Path.
A school district in Helena, MT recently installed Sensory Paths in every elementary school in the district. Admin, teachers, and students have given rave reviews. It’s an honor to be trusted with district-wide support for our Sensory Path products! Principals within the district were eager to receive their Sensory Paths and have already found them …
Got a biter? Why do some children bite others or themselves? Well, if you’ve been following our Behavior is Communication series, you can probably guess what I’m about to say–unmet sensory needs! Swipe through to read more about why students bite and some strategies to mitigate this behavior.
