Community Pieces #6 Does your child need a “sensory diet”? An Occupational Therapy Perspective
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Show Notes
If your child is highly emotional or sensitive, aggressive, a picky eater, reactive to loud noises, very physical, has a hard time sleeping, etc. an occupational therapist can prescribe an individualized “sensory diet”. From infancy thru high school, your child is giving you behavioral cues. Occupational therapy can be a wonderful adjunct to help you find “attunement” and with those cues to help your child. Join Bonnie and Chelsey Harrington as they discuss how occupational therapy can provide the help you didn’t know you needed.
Chelsey Harrington is a pediatric occupational therapy assistant. She is a holistic family health coach.
You can reach her here:
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Bonnie Harris, MS.Ed., director of Connective Parenting, 30+ years of coaching, teaching, and writing for parents.
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Website: bonnieharris.com
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Produced, mixed, and scored by Echo Finch
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