by Jessica Hill, COTA/L July 08, 2021
The Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR) is one of many infant primitive reflexes - an involuntary movement pattern that we are all born with. Read our article to learn all about this primitive reflex and how to best help your child if it's unintegrated. We have tons of info on recognizing signs and strategies to use at home to help integrate.
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by Jessica Hill, COTA/L June 29, 2021 1 Comment
The Palmar Grasp reflex is one of many infant primitive reflexes - an involuntary movement pattern that we are all born with. Read our article to learn all about this primitive reflex and how to best help your child if it's unintegrated. We have tons of info on recognizing signs and strategies to use at home to help integrate.
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by Jessica Hill, COTA/L June 09, 2021
The Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR) is one of many infant primitive reflexes - an involuntary movement pattern that we are all born with.The TLR can be most easily seen in infants when laying on the tummy - it looks like the Superman position. Learn all about the TLR, how it integrates, and what to do if your child has unintegrated TLR.
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by Jessica Hill, COTA/L May 25, 2021
The Moro reflex is one of many infant primitive reflexes. If it isn't integrated at the right time, it can result in hypersensitivity, adverse reactions to small problems, focus, and concentration, and overall anxiety. Read our article to learn more about the Moro reflex, symptoms of when it doesn't integrate, and ways to help promote integration of the Moro reflex.
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by Molly Shaw Wilson MS OTR/L BCP October 28, 2020
Potty training is an activity of daily living and a developmental milestone. Potty training a child with autism often involves many challenges. In this article we share 7 super helpful tips as well as factors you should consider before you start.
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by Shea Brogren, MOT, OTR/L October 05, 2020 2 Comments
Anger is often an emotion that is associated with autism spectrum disorder. Most children with autism do not express anger in the same way as typically-developing peers. This article will explain why this happens and provides recommendations to help.
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by Jennifer Friedman, MS, RD August 12, 2020
Did you know that 50 to 75% of children with autism have food issues? If you're dealing with this at home, you are not alone! Read our article to know how to distinguish severe or extreme picky eating from traditional picky eating behaviors and what steps you should take to help.
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by Molly Shaw Wilson MS OTR/L BCP July 01, 2020 5 Comments
Many parents want to consider alternative therapies for their child with autism and ADHD. Using essential oils for autism or ADHD is one alternative therapy that may be worth trying. There are many essential oils that can be beneficial and our article is your ultimate guide!
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by Casey Ames April 15, 2020 6 Comments
Autism and exercise may not immediately seem related, but physical activity could actually improve the symptoms of autism. In this article, we look at which exercises work best and how to try to get your child to participate.
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by Shea Brogren, MOT, OTR/L April 02, 2020 2 Comments
Over half of those diagnosed with autism have four or more additional diagnosed disorders, also known as comorbidities. This article talks about the most common comorbidities, like ADHD, anxiety, and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), so that you can seek additional services for your child if needed.
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by Molly Shaw Wilson MS OTR/L BCP March 05, 2020 1 Comment
Auditory Processing Disorder affects about 5% of school-aged children in the United States. Read our article to learn about the signs and symptoms, causes, and treatments. You can even take our free online assessment to help you decide if you should seek further professional guidance.
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by Shea Brogren, MOT, OTR/L February 25, 2020
If you're raising a child with Autism, you may be concerned about how this will affect their learning and education. We'll explain the different learning styles and how best to teach your child.
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