Could your child have sensory processing issues?

There are two types of sensory challenges, and many kids have both. The most common type is oversensitivity, which is what Sam had. He would become easily overwhelmed/ overloaded by the information that come in through his senses. So, he would avoid sensations that he could not tolerate. This is called sensory avoidance.

Is an ADHD diagnosis helpful or a hinderance?

I hear from many parents who say they don’t want label their child, and so they delay getting an assessment and diagnosis, but the ramifications of this can be huge, as it almost always impacts the child further in their life.

My belief is early intervention is always best.

Could your child be atypical or neurodiverse?

The issue is that additional learning needs can present themselves in so many different ways, that parents have to be behaviour detectives

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