The holiday season is filled with excitement, tradition, and moments of joy but it can also bring unique sensory challenges for many children. From the textures of winter clothing to the noise of family gatherings and the anticipation of opening gifts, these...
Use the Acceptance Commitment Therapy matrix to identify your values and specific value-driven behaviors to produce more joy this holiday season.
Halloween can be an exciting and overwhelming time for all children. For children on the autism spectrum, new costumes, loud decorations, unexpected sounds, and changes in routine can make the night especially tricky. This guide offers simple,
evidence-based strategies you can use at home, including visuals, role-playing ideas, and other quick tips to make the night a little less scary and a lot more fun.
You're also invited to join us for a sensory-friendly Trunk or Treating event on Wednesday, October 30th from 5–7 PM at Integrity Learning Center (1599 Township Line Rd, Plainfield, IN 46168). It's a great way to enjoy the Halloween spirit in a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment for all kids and families. Costumes are welcome but not required we hope to see you there!
Fall is a beautiful season filled with crisp air, vibrant leaves, and a host of festive activities. For families with young children with autism, it’s important to choose activities that are sensory-friendly and enjoyable for everyone. Whether you're looking for a...
Back-to-School Transitions: 10 Simple Tips for Smoother Mornings If the thought of back-to-school mornings makes your stomach flip, you're not alone. As both clinicians and parents, we know that even small changes in routine can feel huge for kids—and mornings?...
