Sensory Scout Blog

Whether you’re just learning about ASD or have years of experience, it’s always a good time to brush up on positive interactions. That way, you can practice them in your own life and help others by spreading awareness on the topic.

  So I was reading an amazing blog post showing what a typical day might look like for a child with sensory processing challenges, and it inspired me to dig a bit deeper and create this video. We'll be going...

Sensory kids love Halloween too! Whether your family is going for an over-the-top fright night or a leisurely evening of candy consumption, we’ve got the costume ideas you need to make it memorable. 

We all know how particular sensory kids can be. But that doesn’t mean they can’t fully embrace their inner T-Rex, Thor, or out-of-this-world E.T. this Halloween. All you need is a little preparation, keeping your child’s unique sensory needs in mind.

If your child has SPD (Sensory Processing Disorder), you might be interested to know that physical therapy can be used to help support sensory integration and promote a better quality of life. And you’ll be excited to know that there are plenty of sensory integration treatment ideas you can try at home!

“Music therapy” involves a wide range of benefits that occur when people listen to music. “There are few things that stimulate the brain the way music does,” says one otolaryngologist (an ear, nose and throat doctor). And music has many benefits for individuals with ADHD, too. Music therapy can enhance concentration, improve mood and boost brainpower. And that’s just the beginning!

We’re finally getting into the swing of things with school, so let’s talk about the best way to fill those after-school hours! If you have a child with ADHD, you’re probably looking for after-school activities that ease anxiety, release excess energy, and promote focus. And that’s a great place to start!