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)
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)
Even if your child’s hearing tests normal, there may be an issue with how your child’s brain understands what it hears. Learn how different parts of hearing affect learning and socializing. Click here for more information on SPD (sensory processing disorder)
Learn the two parts of vision that can affect your child’s learning. Help clarify why your child can have “good” vision, but still be diagnosed with a problem. Discover the opposite difference between the vision problems in autism (ASD) and dyslexia.
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)
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)
Power Up Your Brain #6 of 6 (To Register for the Upcoming Brain Gym Workshop, Click Here) Charge Your Brain With Easy Movements for School, Home, and Work: This blog is on easy movements that increase calm and focus for your brain. Teachers do these and find their students are more attentive, … Read more
Hear how Dr. Tye’s body odor (yes, his smell) can help you understand your child with SPD if their volume is “too low.” Click here for more information on SPD (sensory processing disorder)
Power Up Your Brain #5 of 6 These four things are NOT all in your head: Guess what? The things that make you feel nervous are NOT all in your head! In this tip you’ll discover tips to destress your brain so it can learn better. Your brain and nervous system have two modes. One … Read more
Traveling with Babies and Toddlers Whether traveling by car or by plane, traveling with children does require some extra work. However, with some planning, organization, and a few preparations, family travel is possible – and can even be enjoyable! This blog will focus on air travel with children under two, but stay tuned for tips … Read more