Whole Family Chiropractic – Dr. Tye Moe – Dr. Chelsey Henney – Pediatric and Family Chiropractors in Minneapolis and St Paul, MN 55116

Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)

Why Does My Child With ADHD and SPD Crave Hugs? (Sensory Processing Disorder)

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Wonder why your child with ADHD and Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) craves hugs if he’s supposed to have a problem with touch?  Also, learn what can calm your child’s brain. Click here for our other resources on Sensory Processing Disorder and here for our other resources on ADHD   Whole Family Chiropractic is located in … Read more

Is your child’s GAS pedal stuck on?

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Will your child outgrow his sensory issues? (SPD)

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How can chiropractic help my child feel calm?

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Why does my child with anxiety or SPD need to be in control?

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Hope and resources for your child with SPD

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Ever feel confused about understanding your child with sensory processing disorder? Wonder how to get help and clarity? Watch to find out how! Click here for more information on SPD (Sensory processing disorder)

What is most important for your child to learn?

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Discover the most important piece for your child’s brain to learn. Especially important for ADHD, sensory processing disorder (SPD), and autism. Click here for more information on SPD (sensory processing disorder)

Does your child with SPD seem unwilling, stubborn, or defiant? (Sensory Processing Disorder)

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If you are tired of your child’s unwillingness to cooperate or follow your instructions, find out here why it may because of their SPD. Click here for more information on SPD (sensory processing disorder)

The most important consideration if your child has Anxiety and SPD

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Understand how changing your child’s brain is more important than changing their environment…if they have a sensory processing issue (SPD). Click here for more information on SPD (sensory processing disorder)

Need help figuring out your child’s behavior related to their SPD? (Sensory processing disorder)

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Wondering why your child with SPD is great at home but a nightmare in public? Or maybe they are well behaved at school, but meltdown as soon as they get home? Learn more to help your child with sensory processing disorder. Click here for more information on SPD (sensory processing disorder)