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Autism Awareness – Symptoms to check for & using Soundsory as a therapy tool!
Soundsory is a music therapy and movement exercises program that is helping children on the autism spectrum evey day!
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Parents’ Corner – Soundsory, an essential therapy tool for kids on the Autism spectrum
As an Occupational Therapist who has worked with, continues to work with, and loves working with children on the Autism spectrum, I have used many tools to achieve the goals that I have for each individual child that I see.
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Advanced Brain Technologies – The Listening Program
Using the highest audio quality recording technology (high-definition sound) and advanced neuro-acoustic techniques, TLP music has been acoustically modified to train the brain. It strengthens neurological pathways so that the user can improve your ability to learn, communicate, and process information.
Read moreMusic and Understanding Emotions in children with Autism
April is Autism Awareness Month. This month we highlight all the abilities, bring awareness, and promote acceptance of children and adults with Autism. All children are unique especially those with Autism. One child with autism, may have a completely different skill set or learning style than another child with autism. Each child will face different challenges, and it is important to have a plethora of interventions to work with different children to see which styles of therapy, structures or environments the child will excel in.
Read morePlay therapy games for children on the autism spectrum to improve their movement and gross/fine motor skills
Here are some enjoyable games you should play with your child that will encourage the growth of social skills, academic skills, and flexibility and involve participation within sensorial and developmental domains. These games aim to increase attention to gross motor, fine motor, and regulation skills.
Read moreTips to care for children with autism in times of lockdown
In a matter of months, the entire world has changed. We are all trying our best to adjust to new rules, new structures and new realities. And while that is overwhelming for just about anyone, it especially affects children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (commonly abbreviated to ASD), as they need a solid structure and predictable routines to be comfortable.
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