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10 Sensory Activities for Cerebral Palsy

Engaging in sensory activities for kids with cerebral palsy is incredibly beneficial and important for their development.

What Causes Stimming in Autism?

You may be familiar with the different types of stimming, but what causes stimming in the first place? Learn here.

Assisted Living Vs Memory Care

Discover the difference between assisted living and memory care and how each may be able to cater to your loved one’s best interests.

World Autism Day: Understanding Autism

Learn more about World Autism Day, a day dedicated to celebrating individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Sensory Haircut Solutions

Haircuts can prove difficult for those with sensory processing disorders, so check out these top tips for navigating haircuts in a sensory-friendly way!

How to Recognize Early Signs of Dyslexia

As a hidden disability, dyslexia symptoms can often be hard to recognize, especially the signs of dyslexia in toddlers and early signs of dyslexia in children

Facts and Myths About Autism

There is a lot of misinformation about autism out there, so we're putting 12 myths about autism straight and sharing the facts!

Sensory Savvy Back to School Tips

And summer is over, just like that! Back to school again? For those with special needs like sensory processing disorder (SPD), Autism, or learning differences, back-to-school can be a major transition.

What Is Sensory-Seeking Behavior?

We're looking at what a sensory seeker is and how to encourage safe sensory stimulation.

Understanding the Different Types of Stimming

What is stimming? Also known as self-stimulatory behavior, different types of stimming are a common occurrence in people with autism and sensory processing difficulties.

What Are the Different Kinds of ADHD?

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, commonly referred to as ADHD, is a behavior disorder that affects one’s emotions and behaviors. We talk through the three different kinds of ADHD.

How Do You Calm Down Someone with Dementia?

We list twelve tips for calming down agitated dementia patients, including reassurance techniques you can use on your loved one.

How to Create a Sensory Corner in the Classroom

We run you through the benefits of creating a sensory corner in your classroom, and how to set one up properly.

What Is Masking in Autism?

You might have heard the term ‘masking’ to do with neurodivergent behaviour, but do you know what masking is in autism? Learn more about masking here.

What Is a Sensory Corner?

Having a sensory environment can really immerse people of all ages into a full sensory experience, helping those with various abilities. Anything from a single sensory product, a full sensory room, or a sensory corner can provide this experience.

How to Have an Autism-Friendly Easter

For many children with autism, Easter can be a struggle. We share our top tips and tricks so you can plan a autism-friendly Easter.

Autism and Boundaries

When it comes to autism and boundaries, it's important to be clear and lead by example. In this post, we discuss some guidance to help those with autism and their caregivers be aware and appropriate.

Communicating with People with Disabilities

The communication needs of a person with a disability can be very different between individuals - learn some general communication tips here.

How Does ADHD Present in Women?

ADHD is one of the most frequently diagnosed behavioural disorders in children and adults; however, this diagnosis is often overlooked for women. In this article, we’ll cover ADHD symptoms in young women and answer the question, ‘how does ADHD present in women?’.

Sensory Rooms for Dementia

Multisensory environments can be massively beneficial for dementia patients. Learn more about how to create an effective sensory room for dementia.

Ways to Improve Fine Motor Skills

Developing, maintaining and improving fine motor skills is key at all stages of life. We take a look at a few ways to keep those fine motor skills sharp in both children and adults.