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Helping your autistic child wear masks

As the Covid pandemic comes under control with the advent of new vaccines and immunity, it is clear that we will need to wear masks for a few more months! 

Five tips for parenting a child with autism

Your child has been newly diagnosed and you are most likely overwhelmed with all the early intervention – OT, PT, SLP, IEP etc etc.  As a passionate mamma of a

Understanding Sensory Processing Issues – FAQ

Sensory processing issues are common in kids with autism and refers to trouble managing information that comes in through the senses. I will be answering questions related to this important

How to help an autistic child deal with sensitivity to haircuts

For children with sensory issues, a haircut can be a nightmare.  Here are some simple tools and ideas that have worked for my son, that may work for your child!

3 key steps to take after you find out that your child has autism

If your child is newly diagnosed, what should you do first? From my experience parenting two boys on the spectrum, here are the first three key steps: 1. The doctor

Thinking about guardianship for your special needs child

The why, the when and the how of guardianship for your child The rules of Guardianship may vary a little bit from state to state. You can find out what

How to grow your therapy practice

Looking for new ideas on how to promote and grow your practice? Whether it’s physical, behavioral, speech, occupational, neurological or nutritional therapy, we’ve got you covered with our tips below:

Why Reframe? Here are 5 Compelling Reasons

Here are 5 Compelling Reasons. Article originally posted on https://reframewellness.com 1. We are not selling any products. We don’t want our clients to rely on tinctures, oils, supplements, food delivery,

How to Enjoy the Holidays Without Gaining Weight

Originally posted on healthyhelpingsnutritionservices.com Holiday parties are here, and as nice as it is to see family and friends, we don’t welcome the extra pounds as easily. Try these tips