Does your child constantly argue with you and other adults? No matter what you do, you seem to always find yourself in a power struggle. You ask them to eat their vegetables and it turns into a full-blown debate. If this sounds like your daily struggle, then your child might be exhibiting “Defiant” characteristics. Let’s […]
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Does your child meltdown over unexpected changes, like a detour going to school or a misplaced toy? They might also try to control everything and throw tantrums if things don’t go their way. If this sounds like your child, they might be a “Rigid Routinist”. Here we’ll explore what this means, why it’s a problem,
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Does your child seem to worry about everything? You always try to calm them down but even seemingly harmless situations like a school presentation or going to the dentist make your child anxious, teary, and fidgeting. If this sounds like your little one, then they might be a “Worrywart”. In this blog, we’ll explore what
While everyone enjoys a break from school, the return to routine can be a big adjustment for kids — especially those with special needs or distinct sensitivities. The good news? With a little planning and preparation, you can make the transition back to school smoother and less stressful for everyone involved! Why is back-to-school tough
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Given all the considerations that need to be made, it can often be very challenging for parents of children with sensory challenges to find fun, safe, and healthy activities for their child to comfortably take part in. We understand that struggle—and want to use our expertise to help. So, we’ve researched some of the top
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Many elements play a role in the overall wellness and development of a child. As parents, you’ll always want to stay on top of things like education—but this can pose an extra challenge if your child has special needs. Luckily, there is a wide range of helpful and informative resources out there that can help you
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The early years of a child’s life are formative in so many ways. No matter where life takes them, the influences and impressions that they form in their earliest years will always play a big part in who they are and how they experience the world. That is why understanding the basics of child development
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Sensory processing disorders can be a very difficult challenge for children who have them. And as a parent, it can seem truly baffling to determine what to do. There is still a lot that is not yet widely understood or adequately addressed in this area, but that doesn’t make the issue any less real for
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No matter who we are, information is the most powerful tool we have. When we’re well-informed, we are empowered to see things more clearly and to make better decisions for our own lives and for the people we care about. Our caring team at Empirian Therapy understands this and realizes that anyone looking into ABA
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When a child is diagnosed with autism, it can leave parents with a whole host of questions and concerns. Obviously, you want what’s best for your child—which is why it’s so important to be well-informed before determining a course of action that works well for your family’s needs. Here are some useful resources that our
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