Category: Occupational-therapy
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Preparing Your Child for Halloween: Costumes, Sensory Overload, and Safe Trick-or-Treating
Halloween is an exciting time filled with costumes, spooky decorations, and trick-or-treating, but for children with sensory processing disorder, neurodivergence, or other developmental challenges, it can also be overwhelming. The sudden changes in routine, bright lights, loud sounds, and new sensations can lead to sensory overload or anxiety. With the right preparation, however, your child…
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Transform your child’s future through Early Intervention!
As a parent or caregiver to a young child, your primary goal is to ensure that your child has the best start in life. For children aged 0-3, identifying the need for Occupational Therapy (OT) early on can make a significant difference in their developmental trajectory. At Sense Able Brain Pediatric Therapy, we specialize in…
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Puberty and Sensory Processing in Girls
“Mom! Stop embarrassing me! You just don’t understand!” Yes, your once carefree little girl is now navigating the rollercoaster ride of puberty. And if she struggles with sensory processing or a neurodevelopmental disorder, she may have increased difficulty dealing with the changes. This stage marks a time of significant growth—physically, emotionally, and socially. As experts…