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Coping with SID/SPDIt can be difficult to watch children struggle with SID/SPD. Here are six ways to help keep the waters a bit calmer and cope in the rough times. -
Five Things No One Told You About SPDHas your child recently received a diagnosis of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)? Here are five things you should know as you start your 'sensational' journey! -
A Critical Review of Shared Psychotic Disorder (SPD)This article discusses a case study of Shared Psychotic Disorder (SPD).
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Calming Activities for Children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)Tips on calming down the SPD child that craves constant stimulation and has difficulty relaxing
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7 Funtime Activity Suggestions for Dads with Children Living with SPDThis article is for dads looking for activities to do with their children who have Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). -
SPD PedalsSPD Pedals and cleats are a great option for cyclists, spinning classes, and anyone just looking to maximize efficiency and enjoyment on a bicycle.
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Ten Things SID/SPD Children Wish They Could Tell YouIt's so difficult for SID/SPD children to explain to you what they feel and what's going on inside of them. Here's what they'd tell you if they could. -
Pregnant with Symphysis Pubic Dysfunction (SPD)Before i was pregnant with my second son, i didn't know what Symphysis Pubic Dysfunction or SPD was. I had no idea the kind of pain it could bring. I was complaining of a deep pain in my groin every time i walked. I couldn't sleep at night because the pain. -
Sensory Processing Disorder: Definition and Symptoms of Children with SPDSensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a disability that needs more recognition. Problems can arise when a child strongly dislikes touch, sound, sight, and/or smell. With proper therapy, children will learn and cope with daily sensory struggles. -
Bringing Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) into the SpotlightWith more and more parents whose children receive a diagnosis of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), there needs to be more information available to them. -
Top Ten Brain Foods for SPD ChildrenOne major change suggested to parents with SPD children is changing the diet: gluten/wheat free and add "brain foods." Here are some of the top picks to feed a hungry brain. -
What is SPD?Though we expect our pregnancy to be a time when we blossom, there are a lot of women who experience varying levels of pain during pregnancy - fear not, there is help at hand.
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Swing Therapy for Kids with SPDSwing therapy meets the vestibular sensory need in many sensory seekers with Sensory Processing Disorder. Tips and suggestions for therapists, teachers and parents alike. -
Helping SPD Children Learn to Reach Out Through PlayAllow me to share with you some of our family's favorite fun time activities. Included are how to alter the activity with a sensory sensitive child in mind, including tips on whether their a seeker or avoider.) -
The Mind of a Child: Sensory Processing DisorderA lot of us have normal reactions to things we see, touch, taste, etc. This article talks about what it like for those whose reactions are much stronger or weaker than the average person. SPD is not commonly heard of, but it is real.
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Pregnancy Pelvic PainSymphysis pubis dysfunction affects up to 25% of pregnancies. Also known as pelvic girdle pain, SPD often causes pregnant women to struggle with everyday activities; but there are some tips to decreasing the pain associated with SPD.
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Potty Training a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder: From Personal ExperienceI have potty trained two boys with SPD. It's a struggle on even the best days.
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Schizoid Personality DisorderIntroversion, or being socially withdrawn, is a normal personality trait. However, an extreme level of introversion may be symptomatic of the personality disorder SPD.
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How to Calm Your Child's Brain for SleepMany parents of children with neurological disorders, such as Autism, ADHD or SPD, struggle to help their child with sleep. This article explains possible reasons for sleep problems and holistic ways to help calm the active brain. -
Transitions: A Challenge for SpectrumitesTransitions can be a great challenge to families and educators when they are working with children on the spectrum, with ADHD, SPD or another learning challenge. Some solutions...
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Music as TherapyMusic offers rhythmic patterns that provide the brain with mental calisthenics, exercising the brain's processing and organizing department.
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Testing Accommodations for Students with Sensory Processing DisorderThis article describes the condition called Sensory Processing Disorder, or SPD and accommodations that may be helpful for a student taking a test who has the condition.
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Health Insurance Options for Self-EmploymentMany people choose self-employment but what about health insurance coverage?
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Digestive Enzymes: The LaydownMany caregivers of children with developmental disorders, such as Autism, Aspergers or SPD, are aware of the benefits of using digestive enzymes. Here's the 'laydown' on what these supplements are, what they do and where you can find them.
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You Might Be the Parent of a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder If...Signs and symptoms of being the parent of a child with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD).
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The Wilbarger Protocol:Deep Pressure Proprioceptive Touch (DPPT) for Children with Sensory Processing DisorderAs a parent of an SPD child, I discuss my experience with the Wilbarger Protocol and give an overiew of the technique.
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What is Schizotypal Personality Disorder?Schizotypal personality disorder is a little-discussed personality disorder, and is therefore often misunderstood. This is a brief overview of what schizotypal personality disorder is from someone who has been diagnosed with spd.
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Potty Training Child with Sensory Processing DisorderReasons why toilet training a SPD child is more difficult and what you can do to help your child.
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A Glimpse into Play TherapyThere are several treatment options for SID/SPD and sensory sensitiveavailable. Here is some information about one that's worked for us: Play Therapy.
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Speed Up Your Way Through 2008A comprehensive about the newest car models of 2008 such as the Honda Accord Sedan EX 5-Spd AT, Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder, and Scion TC
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Gifts for Children with Sensory Processing Disorder: Paints to TrampolinesChildren can be over or under sensitive to the world within their senses of sight, touch, sound and smell. These sensory issues can hinder their learning development. Here are some gift ideas to help with SPD. -
Come to Your SensesThe month of October is National Sensory Awareness Month. This year, the campaign is called "Come To Your Senses." Please join us in bringing awareness for children with SID/DSI/SPD and their families. -
Come to Your Senses 2009October is National Sensory Awareness Month (NSAM). The following article describes what NSAM is and what you can do in your own community to help. -
The Seven (Yes, Seven) Sensory SystemsIn order to help children and adults living with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) we need to inform ourselves about all seven sensory systems. This article will help you learn about the seven, yes seven, sensory sytems. -
Sensory Processing Disorder and Children with Autism: Understanding the ProblemThis paper explores the following questions: What is sensory integration (SI)? What symptoms define sensory processing disorder (SPD)? How does sensory integration therapy (SIT) help the student overcome these challenges?
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Help ADHD and SPD Kids Excel in School WorkA currently licensed occupational therapist offers tips geared toward the homeschooler for helping children who struggle with learning in traditional methods.
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Modernity Perverted: The Urbanization and Industrialization of Western EuropeAn in-depth look at the causes of urbanization/industrialization in Western Europe, as well as the sociopolitical effects of these developments with a focus on Germany and England. -
How to Make a 3rd Level Dungeons and Dragons Character with the Highest ACThis is a short synopsis on how to make a 3rd level human monk with a really high AC.
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Review: 2010 Subaru WRX STI Special EditionThis is a brief overview of the Subaru WRX STI special edition that Subaru only plans to release 125 units.
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The Dyspraxia Foundation is Doing Amazing ThingsChildren and adults displaying difficulty with motor planning, planning, organization and similar issues may have this often 'hidden' and misunderstood disorder.
