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Category Archives: Sensory processing issues
When is Disruptive Behavior something other than ‘Normal’
‘Kids will be kids’ right? Sometimes they are rambunctious. Sometimes they are out of control. Maybe they are just over-tired or over-stimulated…or maybe your child has a Disruptive Behavior Disorder. This was a pretty good article about the things to … Continue reading
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The Mysteries of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
The more we learn the more we discover we don’t know. What I believe is clear to us today is that there is no one thing that ’causes’ autism. New research finds a link between exposure to air pollution and the incidence of … Continue reading
A Candid Look at Life with Autism
In this very open and personal piece, Lynn Adams shares some of the challenges and choices she has had to make in raising her children, one of whom is on the spectrum. One of the things that is very true … Continue reading
If we know better we do better
Most of us know that women should not drink or take drugs (even some prescription drugs) while pregnant. From physical issues to learning impairment and even severe cognitive challenges, children who have been exposed to drugs and alcohol while in … Continue reading