Affirmations can boost self-esteem and promote confidence, independence and a growth mindset for you child. This handout provides 10 ways to incorporate positive affirmations into interactions with your child.

Tactile play is important for children to help build strong connections between their bodies and the world around them through the use of touch. This handout provides examples of tactile play activities that support learning, development, and engagement

Use this handout as a guide for incorporating heavy work activities at home. These activities can help your child regulate their body, support sensory system integration, and participate more comfortably in play and daily routines!

Use this handout as a guide to strengthening your child’s impulse control and decision making skills. By using the strategies you can help your child manage strong emotions and develop the confidence to make safe decisions in everyday situations.

Use the grounding, deep breathing, and sensory strategies in this guide to support your child during moments of stress or anxiety. These tools can help your child feel calmer, more focused, and in control. For easy access, print and laminate the final page to create a quick-reference guide your child can use anytime they need support.

Use this quick guide about neurodiversity to understand and support your child's unique brain.

Autism is not something to be cured. It's a natural variation in the way brains work. Every Autistic person has their own strengths, needs, and voice, and our role is to listen, acknowledge, and celebrate that diversity!

Hey kids! Use this fun checklist to help make your handwriting neat and awesome! Remember to check letter formation, sizing, and spacing. You've got this!

Reflexes are automatic actions the body makes in response to sensory input. Early reflexes form the foundation for a child’s nervous system. As children grow, these reflexes are inhibited and move to the background to allow for voluntary, purposeful movement. When reflexes remain present, these are some of the symptoms you may see.

Apraxia of Speech is a motor speech disorder where the brain struggles to plan and coordinate the movements needed for talking. Try out this maze to learn more about Apraxia!