For many children, stimming helps regulate how their brain and body process sensory input. When the world feels too loud, bright, or unpredictable, these movements can help block out overwhelming sensations

Let’s be honest—many children aren’t benefiting from online therapy. We see it all the time. Therapists offer speech, occupational, and behavior therapy online. Sessions are scheduled, worksheets are emailed, video calls happen… but the child isn’t engaged. There’s no real progress. Parents feel frustrated, but they’re told to "keep going."

Three children engaging in imaginative play Why Role-Playing Really Helps Most kids learn by doing. For children with disabilities,...

Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) bring distinct strengths and unique challenges to the classroom.

Children with Down syndrome, like all children, possess unique abilities and challenges.

One of the most highly anticipated milestones for children is starting to talk, right after learning to walk. These helpful suggestions...

Children with autism can benefit from occupational therapy, which can help them communicate, play, and relate to others better. What is...