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Eye Contact Anxiety in Autism: A DIR Floortime Approach
Key points: For many autistic children and adults, eye contact is not a simple social cue — it can feel overwhelming, intrusive, or anxiety-provokin
Managing Sensory Overload in Children with Autism
Key Points Imagine your child’s world filled with sounds that seem too loud, lights that feel too bright, or fabrics that itch like sandpaper. For c
5 Fun Sensory Play Ideas for Your 6-Month-Old Baby
Key Points: Ever wonder what’s going on inside your baby’s curious little mind? At six months, your baby is learning faster than ever, reaching, g
What DIR Floortime Therapy Looks Like in Your Living Room
Key Points: DIR Floortime is a therapeutic play method built around understanding your child’s developmental level, honoring their individual differ
How DIR/Floortime Therapy Supports Reciprocal Communication and Turn-Taking for Autism
Key Points: When a child with autism begins to connect—through a smile, gesture, or simple turn in play—it’s a breakthrough moment. That’s whe
Sensory Diet for Autism: Activities & Examples to Try
Key Points: Imagine if your body had a “reset button” that helped you stay calm, alert, and ready to learn. For many children with autism, that’