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Why Down Syndrome is Always a Story of Hope

May 8, 2020

If there is one thing that is truly tragic about down syndrome is that people misinterpret the fact that there is no cure. Now, you might be wondering: How can this hard fact be misinterpreted? If there is no cure,…

Three Fun Facts About Bone Conduction (and Why It’s A Big Deal)

May 1, 2020

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Bone conduction is a term that you don’t normally hear everyday. But if you’re musically inclined, you may have encountered this term after learning that it’s how Beethoven managed to still ‘hear’ notes using his mouth, or how it’s touted…

Is Emotional Regulation Really Possible in Isolation?

April 24, 2020

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With the COVID-19 pandemic still requiring people to isolate at home, there has been lots of talk about the detrimental effects this will have on people’s mental health. Granted, this is quite understandable. Many experts have always warned that prolonged…

Can Autistics Cope with COVID-19 Measures?

April 17, 2020

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Families of individuals with ASD know all too well that routine is crucial for their emotional stability, and any changes that must be made have to be incorporated patiently and most gently. Unfortunately, that makes the recent pandemic of COVID-19…

To Keep Calm During Quarantine, Know Your Essential Services!

April 8, 2020

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Remember, some of the biggest challenges generated by COVID-19 aren’t the direct result of the virus itself but come from the psychological impact on the lives of everyone affected by the pandemic. After all, a lot of your family’s important…

How to Manage the Unexpected Stress of Staying at Home

April 3, 2020

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There’s no doubt that the current COVID-19 situation here in Australia has left many families isolating at home in order to avoid spreading the deadly virus. However, with that comes a growing misconception that staying at home is a quieter…

The Music of Your Childhood Could Mean More Than Mere Nostalgia

April 3, 2020

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When you think about it, every generation has a certain selection of songs that they consider childhood favourites. In the old days, it was classic lullabies and nursery rhymes. Today, we still have those but there’s also a great number…

Using Multi-Sensory Magic to Mitigate Meltdowns

March 27, 2020

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Children with sensory processing disorder (SPD) tend to give adults the impression that any meltdown they have is the result of overstimulation. In other words, many assume these kids are mainly hypersensitive. The meltdowns are started by something in the…

Good Sensory Processing Requires A Positive Understanding of Pain

March 20, 2020

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It is a fact that our brains had evolved to send one simple message about pain: It is bad. However, there are many adages spreading around today that lead us to have a confused understanding of how physical pain works.…

Is It Time to Start Teaching About the Seven Senses?

March 13, 2020

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The five senses are one of the oldest and most iconic lessons in everyone’s pre-school years. However, there is already a strong body of evidence that shows that these are not the only senses that we actually have! Currently, the…

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Why Down Syndrome is Always a Story of Hope

Three Fun Facts About Bone Conduction (and Why It’s A Big Deal)

Is Emotional Regulation Really Possible in Isolation?

Can Autistics Cope with COVID-19 Measures?

To Keep Calm During Quarantine, Know Your Essential Services!

How to Manage the Unexpected Stress of Staying at Home

The Music of Your Childhood Could Mean More Than Mere Nostalgia

Using Multi-Sensory Magic to Mitigate Meltdowns

Good Sensory Processing Requires A Positive Understanding of Pain

Is It Time to Start Teaching About the Seven Senses?

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