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In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, finding a place of solace and connection is so important. For many, a church serves as more than just a place of worshipâit's a sanctuary, a community, and a source of spiritual nourishment. But for individuals with sensory sensitivities, the tradition...
Our sensory experiences shape our engagements with our surroundings and, by extension, our relationships with others and God. These distinctive ways of interacting with the world, especially in individuals with sensory processing challenges, showcase God's intricate design. Understanding and embraci...
In our places of worship, where we seek solace and community, there's an unspoken and a shared understanding that we gather to connect - with faith, and with each other. However, for individuals with sensory processing issues , what is meant to be a sanctuary can feel overwhelming. How can our fait...
Navigating life, with its whirlwind of experiences, sometimes feels like trying to find a calm stream amid raging waters. For many, sensory challenges intensify this quest. However, faith, a relationship with a loving Father God, and particularly the teachings of the Bible, can be the anchor we so d...
When we think about our five senses, it's easy to overlook their profound connection to faith. Our ability to touch, taste, see, hear, and smell offers daily reminders of the wonders around us, wonders created by God. In this whirlwind we call life, how can we intertwine our sensory experiences with...
Hello and welcome back to our blog! As an experienced Occupational Therapist with more than 30 years of experience, I have walked alongside countless individuals and families as they navigate life with sensory processing issues. It's not always an easy path, but I've found that faith can often act a...
Last week I was trying to help my 9-year-old son set up his xbox for a new game. He was frustrated, and wouldnât accept my help â but neither could he fix the issue himself. That lunchtime I told him and his brother a story. It went like this: âOnce upon a time the RNLI lifeboat was called out to re...
A scream of rage brings me running into the dining room. Our youngest son has his cereal bowl on his head and his plate up in front of him like a shield, dinner knife in hand. Our oldest has his glass raised above his head, ready to throw. Both their faces are contorted with rage and fear. We have...
Distraction and Lack of Focus
There are many reasons why children are easily distracted. When children do not get enough sleep, they can be easily distracted. Also, when children are experiencing stress and anxiety, this can be a factor that affects their ability to focus, and thus they become dist...
Raising a Confident Child
To raise a confident child is to build their self-esteem â who they are in Christ. How do you build a childâs self-esteem? Model what you want to see, encourage and empower through the words you speak onto them, and your actions. Our children watch us daily. They have a fr...
Parenting With Purpose
Parenting is a journey with many things to discover. As parents, we love our children, and no one knows our kids are better than we do. We know their weaknesses and strengths. We know their gifts and talents. We know them well. However, some things sit outside of our scope of...
Home Educating a Sensory Child: What You Need to Know
Most people think the school environment is the best place for a child. But what if it isnât? What if your child isnât thriving? What if you have different priorities in life to the school? What if you see a big difference in behaviour at school...
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