It's so amazing how these professionals apply their skills to the kids during early childhood, to make sure they live a life of normalized experiences. Thank u!
I have had these problems all my life ie. awkwardness and clumsiness in doing tasks. Even though this method is geared for children, I would love having the same type of therapy. It seems to be more fun than adult style therapy. I am 62.
Looks like a tremendous total body workout ... with elements of fine and gross motor control - along with the demanding coordination , not to mention all that great vestibular / proprioception / kinesthetic action. Great job and thanks for sharing ...
My son needs a Lot of therapy because of extreme prematurity, so I have been dealing with this issues for a while. However, I also see a lot of kids in therapy mainly because parents did not give then enough quality time while they were young. It does happen, reality is, a lot of problems could be fixed if parents actually played with kids more. It's about time, interaction and exposure to diferent sensory activities. A Lot of what you would do with your kids while playing with toys Will help them, but they need to see you doing it with them, not for them. One hour of therapy is simply not enough, include your kids, give time to share their activities, they will copy you much more than they would anyone else.
How exciting Rabiha! Just graduated and currently working with children. Certainly a rewarding profession! So happy others are interested in the field as well!
Great job.. M also an occupational therapist from india. I like the ways u treat the child... Therapy session includes all the components which actually what autism child needs..
My daughter is 2.5. Doesn't understand her name or speaks anything. She seems to be on autism spectrum. What best can we do? Does stem cell therapy help?
DONE SUBSCRIBING MY daughter has autism too. It is really hard and challenging raising a child with autism. But God choose us to be their parents to love accept and protect them always..
thank you so much for this video. i decided to study occupational therapy but due to covid i can't send out requests to do some shadowing for occupational therapists in my city. this video is really helpful and in a way serves as a virtual alternative to observing OT sessions.
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he can now respond to name, orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
This is what my 2yr olds therapists were doing but because if cv19, having serious health issues and immuno compromised we had to stop going and I'm doing therapy with him in our home. God I wish this pandemic would hurry up and end so he can get back to his therapy because he really need it!
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he can now respond to name, orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Thats is by far not the case with most children that have scensory issues its so so much more in the nerves within their bodies as well as the way their brain is created .
This explains a lot my son and I have proprioceptive sensory issues and I always wear heavy backpacks and heavy jackets if I walk without those things I feel like im going to fall
I'm 16 and i still have this although my autism spectrum isn't as high as it was when i was younger (huge difference) I still have sensory problems with paper, cardboad, chalkboard like materials, walls it dosent have to be touch is can be just hearing tissue rubbing on something it makes me feel so irritated and i wet my hands also smell of cardboard and paper.
I'm 14 and I might have it too. I'm extremely sensitive to high pitched sounds and jeans rubbing together or coat arms rubbing together. When I hear it I get this shivery feeling in my body and I have to move away from the sound or I'll get very sensitive or angry. I have lots more problems with like, feelings, textures, tastes and more but sound is the thing that bothers me the most
My advice to anyone under 18 is to SEEK AS MUCH HELP AS POSSIBLE WHILE YOU'RE YOUNG for sensory processing difficulties as well as any other challenges you may face as a neurodiverse person in a neurotypical world! I'm 28 and as a kid I never got the help I needed to adapt since caregivers paid little to no attention to my autistic traits. Now that I've gained more self awareness and access to information and can self advocate for my needs, I'm being denied access to services that could help me bc the vast majority of providers only treat minors. Resources seem to disappear at a crucial time when people are learning to manage more responsibilities and much more is expected of them. I've dealt with intense sensory overload at so many jobs, one of which I was fired from because the numerous triggers in the office severely impacted my mental and physical health, which led to poor performance and attendance. I'm trying to plan a way to establish a steady career I can do from home, in the meantime I need to push myself extra hard to maintain my current employment and get the bills paid on time without losing productivity to sensory overload and panic attacks in the process. Not trying to scare people, I just don't want anyone else to be blindsided and repeatedly knocked down hard like I was. Get the tools you need to prepare and thrive while you still can
@@Illfigureoutanamelater Have you looked into reflex integration and/or rhythmic movement for improved sensory processing? I haven't read "Movements that Heal" or "Symphony of Reflexes" yet, but they are on my reading list.
I've been taking science pre req's for nursing, but really considering occupational therapy. I have a bachelors in the rehabilitation field, so it would actually fit pretty well for me. The GRE is what worries me!
lrtx82 The GRE was the hardest part for me. I hate timed standardized tests. However if you have good grades and a lot of experience some programs will overlook a lower GRE score. I’ve been doing early intervention (0-3yrs) and clinic work for over a year now. I love it and recommend that you continue looking into OT. Let me know if you have any questions🙂
You posted 6 months ago so you may have already made a decision by now, but just in case: many OT masters programs don't require the GRE, so if that's your only concern then go for it! Even if you do have to take the GRE, it sucks, but you'll only spend a month or two suffering to study for it. Seems a small price to pay if it's the career you truly want.
Melissa ❈ Joy As a Cota, I’m mainly the one doing treatment with the kiddos, OTRs do the evaluations then typically pass off the kids to us COTAs who then follow the goals that the OTRs had set for them! I work in a outpatient Pedes facility! This is what I do all day!
wow, I am 37 and just about 10 years ago found out I have a bunch of phyce stuff wrong with me not the least of witch is autism, and I am pretty sure I have SPD too, I wish this stuff was around when I was a kid!
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he can now respond to name, orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
I am making a website about sensory processing disorder for a college class project. I would like to use this video on my website with your permission. Thank you!
I'm here because I don't know what's occupational therapy and my 22 month old son needs this plus he has speech delay. He was supposed to have a teacher, speech delay and occupational therapies but this virus messed up everything and he will be having the therapies by telephone. I think it won't really help that much but I'm praying he does learn something 🤞
Just came from a Dr. Paul Thomas video where he recommended stopping regularly scheduled vaccines to avoid sensory processing disorder from worsening. Do you have any opinion on a link between vaccines and SPD?
This doc helped my son improve and get over autism with his herbs His name is #droyalo on channel My sons speech and behavior/social skill has improved perfectly using his herbs
how many different games do you implement in every session, or are the clips from different sessions ? just curious as to how you keep the child interested and motivated throughout the spand of the intervention
I wonder if I ever had to do something like this. I have SPD and I have been told I have some therapy as a toddler although I cannot remember anything like this. just a big hammock, that's all I can remember.
This doc helped my son improve and get over autism with his herbs His name is #droyalo on channel My sons speech and behavior/social skill has improved perfectly using his herbs
Would it be possible for you to list some of the items you used. I am a sped teacher and would like to purchase some of these items for my K/1 classroom.
Does Stem cell therapy help in any way? My daughter is 2.5. Doesn't understand her name or speaks anything. She seems to be on autism spectrum. What best can we do?
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he can now respond to name, orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Occupational therapy and ABA therapy go hand in hand. Learn how to apply ABA therapy at home and avoid waiting on a list for services. th-cam.com/video/QPSMwXGf3Pg/w-d-xo.html Let us help you today! zenfulkidstherapy.com/
Could you tell me the brand name of the piece of equipment she is throwing the bean bags into? It looks like it folds up for storage, and it looks like it is taller (at a higher, steeper angle) than the ones of I've been able to find (which haven't been successful). Thank you for this wonderful video with many helpful examples!
I am looking at this thinking, children need to be outside more. I hate to say....kids these days don’t play anymore. They do everything on a screen. I grew up in the 80’s and 90’s and I was outside all the time. Also, I created my own toys. Basically my parents didn’t instruct me on how to play. I learned on my own. I think that imagination, play and gross and fine motor were all part of my day. I did all those things in real life. I can’t remember the last time I saw a kid climb a tree.
These kids do not have the issues they have bc they play games. Many of them lack the coordination to even do that. My son has been like this from birth. Unable to hold his head up, sit up,hold toys at midline or even swallow foods and liquids. This therapy helps them to acquire that input to learn to do it themselves.
As much I agree with you on your generell opinion, this is not the cause of these children's problems. Sensory processing disorder can develop if the infant reflexes aren't incorporated into the later reflexes properly. This is only one possible cause and the science on that is relatively young. When you and I had been children (I grew up in the 80's) we most likely all knew that one kid, that had been a disturbance in class, lacked of concentration, was bouncing from the walls, or did not know, when they were playing to hard with us. And they suffered, and most likely their parents did too, because noone understood why the child did behave that way. Most people assumed, that they simply don't want to behave and treated the kids accordingly. Whilst back in our days those children have been punished, pushed aside or had trouble in school and social life, nowadays we can actually help them. My son is one of these kids, and he highly gains quality of life by this therapy.
@@SimoneJaegerFrauPanPan Further to your point, by the 90's we'd begun to figure this stuff out, and those same types of kids who were having OT were showing improvements. We still didn't have things like the ipad back then either, although I will admit to watching a lot of cartoons back then...
Please be aware that ABA can also not be the best for a child... It may help them be seen as "normal" but a lot of autistic people have developed complex PTSD from ABA therapy. As long as the child is allowed to stim and his "weirdness" is not being stopped, it should be okay. Just keep an eye out.
You should be able to access quality occupational therapy in any pediatric clinic in your area. Google search Pediatric clinics near you. You might even find some practitioners that include Hippotherapy in their practice. This is only a glimpse of one session at one clinic. You should be able to find skilled OT's just about anywhere.
Hello I have one query. My daughter she is down syndrome 4 yrs old. She want sensory input for hands or legs. Always tearing scratching to kids n on my hand . She is very hyperactive. Always throw things here and there. Plz suggest some activities for her
my 4 year old son has a hyposensory need....could you plz tell me if occupational therapy can help him regarding this...and how to communicate effectively?
Yes, find a pediatric OT who has special training in sensory integration. I would also recommend that you find an OT who uses Hippotherapy as part of the treatment plan. (Speech can also use this as a tool for improved communication.) You may be able to find a therapist in your area through the American Hippotherapy Association website.
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he can now respond to name, orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
I think I have a sensory processing disorder.. but I’m 14 and I’m just now thinking this. But if there’s too much light or it’s too loud or I don’t fidget enough a day I freak out and get extremely mean and anxious and my head seems to get this a quick flash of cutting out noise and then I get really fatigued and my eyes do a shifty thing. I seem to like slightly dim and mostly quiet rooms but not completely quiet because that freaks me out. And if I get really exited or happy I get really bad anxiety ticks as well as when I’m anxious. I also shake a lot. Does this sound like I might have processing issues?
Oh, PastelEmoFox1130. Talk to your mom about this. Ask her to show this to your pediatrician. Maybe he/she will give you an order for OT and then you can find a Pediatric Occupational Therapist in your area. Make sure they are trained in sensory integration and, if possible, reflex integration as well. Lastly, you might benefit from a Developmental Optometrist. This is an eye doctor who is much different than a regular eye doctor. When I do OT, I work with reflexes and sensory motor integration to support oculomotor and oculovestibular function (eye movements, eye/hand coordination, balance, motor planning, etc.,) Who knows. Maybe when you are grown, you may want to be an OT, too.
I haven't found out yet but I have a chance of having sensory autism because I am extremely sensitive to noise and kind of textures in my mouth? It's hard to explain but I'm going next week to find out
My four yo grandaughter has no fine motor skills or mental calmness. I liken her to a child raised by animals. It's sad. Her parents think it's just typical 4yo behavior.....ITS NOT. She's extremely smart. She knows her parents phone numbers by heart. She can spell her full name etc. she grabs a pencil like its a drum stick so, I'm trying to work with her. I think I'm on the right track w/ thinking it's the fine motor skills....?
It's amazing what humans have come up with to address different issues kids have. Brilliant.
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It's so amazing how these professionals apply their skills to the kids during early childhood, to make sure they live a life of normalized experiences. Thank u!
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Cant tell if this is sarcastic
I love childhood professions! I'm almost done with my masters program and taking the BCBA exam!
I have had these problems all my life ie. awkwardness and clumsiness in doing tasks. Even though this method is geared for children, I would love having the same type of therapy. It seems to be more fun than adult style therapy. I am 62.
Looks like a tremendous total body workout ... with elements of fine and gross motor control - along with the demanding coordination , not to mention all that great vestibular / proprioception / kinesthetic action. Great job and thanks for sharing ...
Thanks for posting this! Very nice explanation of the therapeutic purpose behind activities that may look like "just playing" to an outsider.
My son needs a Lot of therapy because of extreme prematurity, so I have been dealing with this issues for a while. However, I also see a lot of kids in therapy mainly because parents did not give then enough quality time while they were young. It does happen, reality is, a lot of problems could be fixed if parents actually played with kids more. It's about time, interaction and exposure to diferent sensory activities. A Lot of what you would do with your kids while playing with toys Will help them, but they need to see you doing it with them, not for them. One hour of therapy is simply not enough, include your kids, give time to share their activities, they will copy you much more than they would anyone else.
what a fun therapy session! Thanks for describing all of the functional elements of the "fun" activities
I am really interested in this field. Such a noble job
Started a degree in Occupational therapy about 5 weeks ago, loving it so far! Would recommend!
rabiha sabir No therapy is "noble". It's hard work.
Hard work for the sake of others is a very noble pursuit.
How exciting Rabiha! Just graduated and currently working with children. Certainly a rewarding profession! So happy others are interested in the field as well!
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What an adorable bright child! ❤️
Great job.. M also an occupational therapist from india. I like the ways u treat the child... Therapy session includes all the components which actually what autism child needs..
You are from where in India?
My daughter is 2.5. Doesn't understand her name or speaks anything. She seems to be on autism spectrum. What best can we do? Does stem cell therapy help?
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MY daughter has autism too. It is really hard and challenging raising a child with autism. But God choose us to be their parents to love accept and protect them always..
thank you so much for this video. i decided to study occupational therapy but due to covid i can't send out requests to do some shadowing for occupational therapists in my city. this video is really helpful and in a way serves as a virtual alternative to observing OT sessions.
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he can now respond to name, orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Thank you. I learmed more in the fes minutes watching this than months of therapy.
I used to go to this kind of this thing! I didn't know why it was that I went to it but now I know it's because I have sensory processing disorder!
This is what my 2yr olds therapists were doing but because if cv19, having serious health issues and immuno compromised we had to stop going and I'm doing therapy with him in our home. God I wish this pandemic would hurry up and end so he can get back to his therapy because he really need it!
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he can now respond to name, orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Thank you so much for this informative video ❤
This place is the best ever. Wish you guys are in my town
I believe a lot of this challenging tasks that many children have will outgrow as they get older.
Thats is by far not the case with most children that have scensory issues its so so much more in the nerves within their bodies as well as the way their brain is created .
I have sensory issues from prematurity. I had OT as a child. I still cant handle tags in my shirts. Very annoying.
Well done and great explanation of the exercises. Can be used for typical kids as well or typical helping non typical as a teamwork project.
this right here is why i wanna be an occupational therapist
Wish I have you as our OT for my son you are amazing!
Thank you for these ideas, I really want to try some of the moto skill intervention with one of the boys I work with who have ASD and behavior issues.
This explains a lot my son and I have proprioceptive sensory issues and I always wear heavy backpacks and heavy jackets if I walk without those things I feel like im going to fall
I'm 16 and i still have this although my autism spectrum isn't as high as it was when i was younger (huge difference) I still have sensory problems with paper, cardboad, chalkboard like materials, walls it dosent have to be touch is can be just hearing tissue rubbing on something it makes me feel so irritated and i wet my hands also smell of cardboard and paper.
I'm 14 and I might have it too. I'm extremely sensitive to high pitched sounds and jeans rubbing together or coat arms rubbing together. When I hear it I get this shivery feeling in my body and I have to move away from the sound or I'll get very sensitive or angry. I have lots more problems with like, feelings, textures, tastes and more but sound is the thing that bothers me the most
My advice to anyone under 18 is to SEEK AS MUCH HELP AS POSSIBLE WHILE YOU'RE YOUNG for sensory processing difficulties as well as any other challenges you may face as a neurodiverse person in a neurotypical world! I'm 28 and as a kid I never got the help I needed to adapt since caregivers paid little to no attention to my autistic traits. Now that I've gained more self awareness and access to information and can self advocate for my needs, I'm being denied access to services that could help me bc the vast majority of providers only treat minors. Resources seem to disappear at a crucial time when people are learning to manage more responsibilities and much more is expected of them. I've dealt with intense sensory overload at so many jobs, one of which I was fired from because the numerous triggers in the office severely impacted my mental and physical health, which led to poor performance and attendance. I'm trying to plan a way to establish a steady career I can do from home, in the meantime I need to push myself extra hard to maintain my current employment and get the bills paid on time without losing productivity to sensory overload and panic attacks in the process. Not trying to scare people, I just don't want anyone else to be blindsided and repeatedly knocked down hard like I was. Get the tools you need to prepare and thrive while you still can
@@Illfigureoutanamelater Have you looked into reflex integration and/or rhythmic movement for improved sensory processing? I haven't read "Movements that Heal" or "Symphony of Reflexes" yet, but they are on my reading list.
@@cezannne61 I haven't heard of those before, but I'll be sure to check it out! Thanks and much love to you 💞💖💞
She later became a Super Saiyan due to extreme training in childhood !!
By the time she hit middle school she was training in 10x Earth's gravity
😂
I going to this every few days when I was young, this was so nostalgic :D
Thank you, your video of Sophia was insightful
I've been taking science pre req's for nursing, but really considering occupational therapy. I have a bachelors in the rehabilitation field, so it would actually fit pretty well for me. The GRE is what worries me!
lrtx82 The GRE was the hardest part for me. I hate timed standardized tests. However if you have good grades and a lot of experience some programs will overlook a lower GRE score. I’ve been doing early intervention (0-3yrs) and clinic work for over a year now. I love it and recommend that you continue looking into OT. Let me know if you have any questions🙂
You posted 6 months ago so you may have already made a decision by now, but just in case: many OT masters programs don't require the GRE, so if that's your only concern then go for it! Even if you do have to take the GRE, it sucks, but you'll only spend a month or two suffering to study for it. Seems a small price to pay if it's the career you truly want.
This is what I do at Work!! I love being a COTA ❤️🙂
Wow you get to do this as a COTA? I thought only OTR'S do this. Do you work in hospital or rehab facility?
Melissa ❈ Joy As a Cota, I’m mainly the one doing treatment with the kiddos, OTRs do the evaluations then typically pass off the kids to us COTAs who then follow the goals that the OTRs had set for them! I work in a outpatient Pedes facility! This is what I do all day!
Destinee Wray That's what i would love to do one day. Congratulatuons
Oh what a nobel thing to do. You guys are good at what u do👍
This is so interesting and informative!
Thank you so much for this video. More please🙏 student here
I apologize if this has been asked already, but does anyone know where to get those foam obstacles (striped bird, croc, snake, worm, etc.)?
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They are from shop.bobles.dk/!
This is good info I think my child would benefit from
Does anyone know where to find these uneven surfaces used in the obstacle course?! They look amazing.
Id love to know also where those blocks are from
Really helpful. Awesome video
wow, I am 37 and just about 10 years ago found out I have a bunch of phyce stuff wrong with me not the least of witch is autism, and I am pretty sure I have SPD too, I wish this stuff was around when I was a kid!
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he can now respond to name, orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Do you have more videos like this?
Really nice therapy session. well done
Also what is the best way to teach a 2yr old the mid line reach. He's extremely hysterical while his therapist try to get him to do that? Tia
I am making a website about sensory processing disorder for a college class project. I would like to use this video on my website with your permission. Thank you!
We use the Dizzy Disc In Home for Self Regulation and Sensory Motor Processing
Great video on SI. I post lots of videos on OT related topics on my channel My OT & Me.
Always trying to raise awareness of our profession.
Great video, thanks for sharing!
Great video !
I'm here because I don't know what's occupational therapy and my 22 month old son needs this plus he has speech delay. He was supposed to have a teacher, speech delay and occupational therapies but this virus messed up everything and he will be having the therapies by telephone. I think it won't really help that much but I'm praying he does learn something 🤞
This is great, from one OT to another one 👌
May i know where i can get those foam block motor skill training set?
My 2 year old son had sensory issues. He’s in OT for the next year. I hope it helps by the end of it.
Perfect!!! Thank you!!!
Just came from a Dr. Paul Thomas video where he recommended stopping regularly scheduled vaccines to avoid sensory processing disorder from worsening. Do you have any opinion on a link between vaccines and SPD?
This doc helped my son improve and get over autism with his herbs
His name is #droyalo on channel
My sons speech and behavior/social skill has improved perfectly using his herbs
Excellent vedio.
how many different games do you implement in every session, or are the clips from different sessions ? just curious as to how you keep the child interested and motivated throughout the spand of the intervention
This is a great video!!
Hi, i'm from indonesian... Wish i can gather with you to be a ocupation terapis.. I'm a 15th years, hope can to be like you in the future
I have this, all 3 of them sound, light & textures
Me too
i believe i just have sound and light. bright stuff bothers me so much
Thanks for this informative video
What kind of scooterboard is that highlighted in video? Looked orange...where can i find one like that?
I wonder if I ever had to do something like this. I have SPD and I have been told I have some therapy as a toddler although I cannot remember anything like this. just a big hammock, that's all I can remember.
This doc helped my son improve and get over autism with his herbs
His name is #droyalo on channel
My sons speech and behavior/social skill has improved perfectly using his herbs
Would it be possible for you to list some of the items you used. I am a sped teacher and would like to purchase some of these items for my K/1 classroom.
Does Stem cell therapy help in any way? My daughter is 2.5. Doesn't understand her name or speaks anything. She seems to be on autism spectrum. What best can we do?
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he can now respond to name, orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
I want to ask how much the weight you apply it on to wrist and trunk??
Great job
Occupational therapy and ABA therapy go hand in hand. Learn how to apply ABA therapy at home and avoid waiting on a list for services. th-cam.com/video/QPSMwXGf3Pg/w-d-xo.html Let us help you today! zenfulkidstherapy.com/
ABA is harmful
I have anxiety and I get worried everyday and angry
Is sofia can speak at age 4? My child was diagnosad SPD . now she 3 years old
Where did you find these foam obstacles?! I need them!
can i know whats the weight for east wrist weights? and also that vest? for that age?
Iam looking for a speech and occupational therapist in uk newcastle any recommendations
Fascinating! Thank you for sharing
Where. is this place located?
How long and how many times a day can a 4 yr old wear ankle weights
What activity that can increase the focus?
Could you tell me the brand name of the piece of equipment she is throwing the bean bags into? It looks like it folds up for storage, and it looks like it is taller (at a higher, steeper angle) than the ones of I've been able to find (which haven't been successful). Thank you for this wonderful video with many helpful examples!
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is there one for adults?
Ty for sharing 💙✝️
I am looking at this thinking, children need to be outside more. I hate to say....kids these days don’t play anymore. They do everything on a screen. I grew up in the 80’s and 90’s and I was outside all the time. Also, I created my own toys. Basically my parents didn’t instruct me on how to play. I learned on my own. I think that imagination, play and gross and fine motor were all part of my day. I did all those things in real life. I can’t remember the last time I saw a kid climb a tree.
Foxy Tube it’s 2018 screens have taken Over Haha
I agree....growing up in Asia our play is climbing on a tree....it’s more on gross motor activity with no iPod or gadgets
These kids do not have the issues they have bc they play games. Many of them lack the coordination to even do that. My son has been like this from birth. Unable to hold his head up, sit up,hold toys at midline or even swallow foods and liquids. This therapy helps them to acquire that input to learn to do it themselves.
As much I agree with you on your generell opinion, this is not the cause of these children's problems. Sensory processing disorder can develop if the infant reflexes aren't incorporated into the later reflexes properly. This is only one possible cause and the science on that is relatively young. When you and I had been children (I grew up in the 80's) we most likely all knew that one kid, that had been a disturbance in class, lacked of concentration, was bouncing from the walls, or did not know, when they were playing to hard with us. And they suffered, and most likely their parents did too, because noone understood why the child did behave that way. Most people assumed, that they simply don't want to behave and treated the kids accordingly. Whilst back in our days those children have been punished, pushed aside or had trouble in school and social life, nowadays we can actually help them. My son is one of these kids, and he highly gains quality of life by this therapy.
@@SimoneJaegerFrauPanPan Further to your point, by the 90's we'd begun to figure this stuff out, and those same types of kids who were having OT were showing improvements. We still didn't have things like the ipad back then either, although I will admit to watching a lot of cartoons back then...
I wish this was in my area. My autistic grandson did ABA but it was nothing like this.
Please be aware that ABA can also not be the best for a child... It may help them be seen as "normal" but a lot of autistic people have developed complex PTSD from ABA therapy. As long as the child is allowed to stim and his "weirdness" is not being stopped, it should be okay. Just keep an eye out.
@@lyndonleedalee1738 Interesting Thank you
@@DonnaSimo No problem. I wish your grandson a good life.
You should be able to access quality occupational therapy in any pediatric clinic in your area. Google search Pediatric clinics near you. You might even find some practitioners that include Hippotherapy in their practice. This is only a glimpse of one session at one clinic. You should be able to find skilled OT's just about anywhere.
How is sensory processing disorder diagnosed?
Via a neurologist evaluation or occupational therapy evaluation
How old is Sofia?
Idk if I have this thought
They look good
Hello I have one query. My daughter she is down syndrome 4 yrs old. She want sensory input for hands or legs. Always tearing scratching to kids n on my hand . She is very hyperactive. Always throw things here and there. Plz suggest some activities for her
I used to go to OT and PT as a kid but it wasn’t as advanced as this is
my 4 year old son has a hyposensory need....could you plz tell me if occupational therapy can help him regarding this...and how to communicate effectively?
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Work with an OT with a sensory integration knowledge.
Yes, find a pediatric OT who has special training in sensory integration. I would also recommend that you find an OT who uses Hippotherapy as part of the treatment plan. (Speech can also use this as a tool for improved communication.) You may be able to find a therapist in your area through the American Hippotherapy Association website.
what is the weight of her wrist weights? for that age kid?
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Hi! I have to make a craft for OT school for a 5 year old child who has sensory processing disorder. Does anyone have any ideas?
a sensory board is a good idea. you can make different textures, things that move, things that make noise, etc
@@Julia-ok1ir That's a good idea! Thank you!
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I think I have a sensory processing disorder.. but I’m 14 and I’m just now thinking this. But if there’s too much light or it’s too loud or I don’t fidget enough a day I freak out and get extremely mean and anxious and my head seems to get this a quick flash of cutting out noise and then I get really fatigued and my eyes do a shifty thing. I seem to like slightly dim and mostly quiet rooms but not completely quiet because that freaks me out. And if I get really exited or happy I get really bad anxiety ticks as well as when I’m anxious. I also shake a lot. Does this sound like I might have processing issues?
Oh, PastelEmoFox1130. Talk to your mom about this. Ask her to show this to your pediatrician. Maybe he/she will give you an order for OT and then you can find a Pediatric Occupational Therapist in your area. Make sure they are trained in sensory integration and, if possible, reflex integration as well. Lastly, you might benefit from a Developmental Optometrist. This is an eye doctor who is much different than a regular eye doctor. When I do OT, I work with reflexes and sensory motor integration to support oculomotor and oculovestibular function (eye movements, eye/hand coordination, balance, motor planning, etc.,) Who knows. Maybe when you are grown, you may want to be an OT, too.
I have ADHD and believe to have sensory issues
I haven't found out yet but I have a chance of having sensory autism because I am extremely sensitive to noise and kind of textures in my mouth? It's hard to explain but I'm going next week to find out
Hey.. Let me know how to resolve the issue different textures in mouth as this is the problem of my child...
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Where can I find those animal tongs?
There is a game called "Sneaky Squirrel" that has a squirrel shaped tong...not sure where she got the skunk from!
My four yo grandaughter has no fine motor skills or mental calmness. I liken her to a child raised by animals. It's sad. Her parents think it's just typical 4yo behavior.....ITS NOT. She's extremely smart. She knows her parents phone numbers by heart. She can spell her full name etc. she grabs a pencil like its a drum stick so, I'm trying to work with her. I think I'm on the right track w/ thinking it's the fine motor skills....?
Keep up a good work, she has the best granny ever.