Have you ever met a child who enjoys sitting still? Unless he/she is engaged in a momentary freeze game - kids are active beings and are constantly on the move... as they should be! However, there are times when demands...
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12 Sensory Tools For Success In The Classroom
Children are active, curious, creative and energetic beings! Energy and excitement are good things and should be acknowledged; however, there are times when focus and attention are put to the test. Children are asked to remain seated for long periods...
SLP Recommendations for Developing Speech and Language with Guest SLP, Shannon Briggs
 On today's episode of The Sensory Corner, we'll be speaking with Guest SLP, Shannon Briggs and talking about little quick tips you can integrate into your everyday communication with your child to help them develop their Speech & Language....
Sensory Lighting Do's & Don’ts for Children with Autism
Visual sensitivities are very common among children with Autism and SPD. A visual sensory overload can happen rapidly, be disorganizing, upsetting, as well as elicit a strong and often painful response. This is typically seen in the form of physical...