Tactile SPD Symptoms & Strategies
Sensory processing disorder (SPD) is a condition that affects how the brain receives and processes sensory information. One subtype of SPD is tactile sensory processing disorder, which involves difficulties in…
PWSA Convention: Learn, Connect, Support
Join to an Unforgettable Experience at the PWSA | USA Convention in Orlando, Florida! Mark your calendars and get ready for an incredible event dedicated to promoting awareness and support…
Tips for a Happy Holiday with Your Special Needs Child
1.Introduce the Plan GentlyWhen planning a holiday with your special needs child, it's important to introduce the idea gently. Instead of immediately sharing the concrete plan, start by dropping hints…
Autistic Travel Challenges
Traveling can be a challenging experience for autistic individuals and those with anxiety. The unfamiliarity of new places, different smells, and unknown noises can create a perfect storm of triggers…
The All-Consuming Nature of Having a Child with Special Needs
This blog emphasizes the danger of becoming self-absorbed and suffering from tunnel vision when parenting a child with special needs, and the importance of prioritizing our own mental and emotional well-being. By neglecting our own needs and desires, we risk losing ourselves and our connection to the world outside of our child's special needs, ultimately hindering our ability to provide the best possible support and care for our child.