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My good friend and colleague, Peter Vermeulen, and I have been discussing a certain topic lately, and that is something…

Most toileting programs have a strong behavioral influence emphasizing external means of reinforcement such as praise and rewards. This exclusive…

  Many times, traditional trauma viewpoints do not fully capture the experience of neurodivergent learners resulting in many children and…

As an occupational therapist for 18 years, I wanted to talk about a topic that’s really near and dear to…

For many of us around the world, we are in the midst of the holiday season. And although the holiday…

In the final part of my 3-Part Series to Help Kids Succeed at School, I focus on how to cultivate…

As we all know, a regular school year is a big transition in itself, but in the midst of this…

Use Our SEL Curriculum to Create the Foundation for Emotional Well-Being Social Emotional Learning—or SEL—is the process in which we…

3-Part Series to Help Kids Succeed at School With a new school year upon us, I thought it’d be helpful…

For many of us, understanding our own emotions can be a very complex or complicated task. Luckily, our bodies provide…

Emotional intelligence (or EI) is a phrase people are throwing around a lot these days. But what exactly does EI…

What can I, as a caregiver, do to enhance my child’s interoception skills?  This is a question that we’ve been…