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 […]
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Today I wanted to discuss adaptive equipment and its use in the school environment! What is adaptive equipment? By definition, adaptive equipment is any tool, device or machine that helps an individual perform a task or function associated with their daily living. Thus, there are several different categories and many different types of adaptive equipment
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Hey y’all! I wanted to introduce myself! My name is Catie and I am a pediatric physical therapist. I am originally from Mississippi but I currently live in Asheville, NC with my husband and my fur babies (1 dog & 2 cats). I love all things outdoors and fortunately we live in a place with
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Learn how to use a Sensory Path for maximum results with this informative blog series by The Sensory Path.
Understanding Why, How, When to Use a Sensory Path: Lily Pads Read More »
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.
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Rough day at school today? Ugh, I’ve been there! We are back with the next installment in our Behavior is Communication series with information on the dreaded MELTDOWN.
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