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Discover the causes and treatment options for excessive blinking in autism. Gain insights into managing this common sensory challenge.

Resources on ADHD for Children and Adults. Posters and InfoEBooks are available at my Etsy store. Strategies for life.

ADHD is called a gift and a disability, but which one is right? Is ADHD good or bad? Let me help you re-think the controversy.

The subtypes of ADHD include inattentive, hyper-impulsive, and combination. Learn the difference between each of the ADHD types.

While every parenting journey is its own rollercoaster of ups and downs, parenting a child with an invisible disability is a unique ride.

Asperger's Syndrome is a high-functioning form of autism. For so long, the cause remained a mystery. Scientists are close to unraveling it.

Self-advocacy is the ability to speak up for yourself or on the behalf of someone else or for a cause. It is also the ability to know your rights and …

Autism Awareness is so important & I'm thankful for the normalcy & understanding it brings. ASD, SPD & ADD/ADHD aren't a joke & I love this wisdom!

Check out these awesome stocking stuffer ideas for kids - the sensory toy edition! These ideas are great with kids with ASD, ADHD, SPD...

There's nothing more disheartening than finally getting the Capital Letter Syndrome Diagnosis for your kiddos (GAD,ADHD, ASD, FASD, SPD, etc...) and/or beginning your foster/adoption journey only to have no idea how to parent anymore (that was me). You're so overwhelmed, isolated, and alone, you don't know where to start. What if you could parent your kiddos the way they needed? Are you ready to experience more peace in your parenting and less chaos?

In this episode, I'm sharing 5 habits every trauma-informed parenting needs to practice. When raising kiddos with trauma histories and/or Capital Letter Syndromes (FASD, ADHD, GAD, ASD, SPD, etc...) we parents need habits to keep us healthy- emotionally, spiritually, and physically. We can develop what experts refer to as "compassion fatigue.". What if we could develop some habits that help us proactively avoid slipping into patterns of fatigue and the desire to give up (more often)? Listen!

When raising kiddos with trauma histories and/or Capital Letter Syndromes (FASD, ADHD, GAD, ASD, SPD, etc...) we parents need habits to keep us healthy- emotionally, spiritually, and physically. We can develop what experts refer to as "compassion fatigue." What if we could develop some habits that help us proactively avoid slipping into patterns of fatigue and the desire to give up (more often)? Join me as I share these five simple habits along with my personal stories and experiences!

This diagram has been floating around for awhile, but I thought it might be helpful for anyone wondering if their kid is on the spectrum and/or has ADHD, or how to make sense of all their contradictions.

ADHD vs SPD: The problem with telling the difference between ADHD and SPD is they can often present in similar ways. Learn the differences.

check other primitive reflexes videohttps://youtu.be/b8qxNwi24SQThe Moro reflex is often especially severe in cases of autism. Most children with autism are ...

Teachers are critical in helping children affected by ASD or ADHD, as they are positioned to communicate with parents/caregivers and practice appropriate classroom intervention.