For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
ADHD strengths such as creativity, humor, spontaneity, intuition, and hyperfocus may deserve more attention, as new research found that adults with ADHD who knew and regularly used their personal strengths reported better wellbeing, higher quality of life, and fewer symptoms of anxiety, depression, and stress. The Key Finding: Knowing Your Strengths Matters Researchers compared 200…
A children’s ball pit can offer a fun space for movement, imaginative play, and sensory exploration. With its pop-up design, mesh sides, and compact size, this style of ball pit can fit into many indoor play areas for children ages 3 and up. What Is the Kids’ Pop-Up Ball Pit? This pop-up ball pit features…
Writer Karen Wang offers a humorous look at what parents need to know in dealing with sticky situations. Find the funny about special needs parenting, too! CLICK HERE: 20 Special Needs Parenting Tips For Sticky Situations Photo Credit
Can I Tell You About Sensory Processing Difficulties? by Sue Allen introduces children and adults to sensory processing challenges through the story of Harry, a young boy who explains how sensory experiences affect his everyday life. What Is This Book About? Harry helps readers understand why everyday activities like getting dressed, eating meals, and managing…
How ADHD medication works may be different from what scientists have long believed, with new brain-imaging research suggesting that stimulant medications may improve attention by increasing alertness and making tasks feel more rewarding rather than directly activating the brain’s attention networks. The Key Finding: ADHD Stimulants May Wake Up the Brain For decades, researchers have…
