Most of what is written about autism, ADHD and sensory processing is written for clinicians. These articles are written for parents who are trying to figure out what is going on with their child and what to do about it at home. No jargon. No gatekeeping.
If your child is easily startled, struggles with balance or seems anxious in everyday situations, two reflexes may be at play. Understanding which one to work on first makes a real difference to how quickly things shift.
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Three tools that work at the level of brain integration rather than surface behaviour. What they are, why they work together, and how you can use them at home.
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When a child changes seemingly overnight, parents are often left scared and searching for answers. A mum messaged late one evening and her words stayed with me. This is what I told her.
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The Rezzimax is one of the tools we use most in clinic. Here are five ways to use it at home to support cranial nerve activation and nervous system regulation.
Read more →After primitive reflex integration, the nervous system is ready to build new skills. But a lot of families do the reflex work and then stop. This is what to do next and why it matters.
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The Rezzimax is incredibly effective but some children find the vibration too much at first. Here are five ways to introduce it gradually for children who are sensory sensitive.
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