A sensory-friendly classroom is more than just a calm space—it’s a learning environment intentionally designed to support students with a wide range of needs.
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How Occupational Therapists Can Help Restaurants Become Sensory‑Inclusive: Practical Tips for Hospitality
Introduction Dining out is a beloved experience for many families, yet for individuals with sensory processing differences, restaurants can be overwhelming, uncomfortable, or even impossible to navigate. Loud noises, strong smells, bright lights, and crowded layouts all contribute to sensory overload. As awareness of neurodiversity increases, so too does the need for sensory-inclusive restaurants thatContinue reading “How Occupational Therapists Can Help Restaurants Become Sensory‑Inclusive: Practical Tips for Hospitality”
The Difference Between Developmentally Appropriate and Academically Appropriate: A Pediatric Occupational Therapist’s Perspective
As a pediatric occupational therapist, I often encounter parents, educators, and caregivers who struggle to understand the difference between what is developmentally appropriate and what is academically appropriate for children. In today’s fast-paced, achievement-driven society, there is a growing emphasis on academic milestones at younger ages, often at the expense of a child’s natural developmentalContinue reading “The Difference Between Developmentally Appropriate and Academically Appropriate: A Pediatric Occupational Therapist’s Perspective”
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