Happy Passover Everyone! Passover is one of the most important Jewish holidays and one that can cause the most stress for families living with sensory processing disorder.  Typically, there’s a long meal (the Seder) at

I’ve only written a couple of posts but I am on here almost every day.  I use it to get advice, ideas, and just to feel normal.  I am sending out a plea to all

Ethan has sensory processing differences. He has been in therapy for more than a year, but he is about to be untethered from Amy, his OT. She said she still sees his differences, but that

At one and a half, Simon loved to play with alphabet blocks. He never stacked, chewed, or bashed them, as kids typically do, instead, he pointed, over and over, to each letter and asked “is

A baby girl.  Parents who are full of love and dedication to their child. Years pass. So much love and pride in their daughter as they watch her grow. She never doubts, questions or wonders

My son lives in the gap. You know this place — the one where the child’s issues are significant enough to impact their life (and yours!) but not significant enough to qualify for an IEP.