Brushing teeth with Sensory Processing Disorder
April 19, 2022
By Deborah Lee OTR/L It is common for children with sensory processing disorder (SPD) to resist tooth-brushing activity day and night and
By Deborah Lee OTR/L It is common for children with sensory processing disorder (SPD) to resist tooth-brushing activity day and night and
By Madison Gwizdalski MS-CCC, SLP In 2021, the CDC reported that approximately 1 in 44 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with an
By: Madison Gwizdalski MS, CCC-SLP If your child constantly chews on their shirt, bites their nails, or craves crunchy snacks, you’re not
By Angela Kurdzhukyan, OTR/L As parents, teachers, and caregivers we are often under the impression that we must always guide children. We
By Deborah Lee OTR/L Does your child appear to have difficulties with feeding skills such as chewing their solid foods thoroughly or
By Deborah Lee MS, OTR/L Every therapist strives to educate parents, caregivers, and/or teachers of the skills being addressed during their sessions
By Ani Oganesyan OTR/L Outdoor play is an important occupation for many of our children. Children in general are very active and
By Ani Oganesyan OTR/L Sensory bins provide an opportunity for hands-on tactile play while engaging the senses. They can stimulate a child’s
What Does Your Child Need? When looking at your child, it may be hard to distinguish them from the little bundle of
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