Articles on autism, ADHD and sensory processing.
Written for parents, not professionals.
Most of what is written about autism, ADHD and sensory processing is written for clinicians. These articles are written for parents trying to understand what may be going on with their child and what they can try at home. Primitive reflexes, the nervous system, the cerebellum. No jargon.
They are our experience and our view, not medical advice, and some of the ideas in them are debated. See our page on the science behind what we do for what the research shows.
- These are 19 articles by Adi and Dana on autism, ADHD, sensory processing and primitive reflexes, written for parents. You can search them, or filter by topic.
- They describe our experience and the model we work with. Some of the ideas are debated, and research on them is limited. See the science behind what we do.
- They are general information, not medical advice. If you are worried about your child, or their behaviour changes suddenly, please see your GP first.
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These articles are general information for parents. They are not medical advice, and they do not replace advice from your GP, health visitor, paediatrician or other health professional.
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