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Expert Articles on neurodevelopmental conditions, sensory processing, autism, ADHD and child development
You have tried talking therapy. Maybe it helped – or maybe you hit a wall.
Apr 23
Anxiety in Neurodivergent Children: Why It Is Different and How to Help Without More "Talking"
Anxiety Looks Different in Neurodivergent Children
Apr 16
Autism and Feeding Difficulties: Why Your Child Will Only Eat 5 Foods and What to Do About It
Feeding Difficulties Are Not "Picky Eating"
What Is Dyspraxia (Developmental Coordination Disorder)?
Apr 02
Primitive Reflex Integration for ADHD: Why Your Child's Attention Difficulties May Start in the Body
ADHD Is Not Just "In the Brain"
What Is a Neurodevelopmental Assessment?
What Is Executive Functioning?
What Is Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)?
Mar 05
Primitive Reflexes in Children: Signs They Are Retained and How Reflex Integration Therapy Helps
Primitive reflexes are automatic movement patterns that emerge in the womb and during early infancy. They are designed to help a baby survive and develop – for example, the rooting reflex helps a baby find the breast, and the grasp reflex allows a baby to hold onto a caregiver.