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Parents, pediatricians, nurses, and therapists use DrSensory to understand sensory, developmental, and behavioral differences — and to find the right support.
I have started to refer some of my patients to look for resources out there with more information for their children with autism — this is one of them! Awesome.
There isn’t enough information about sensory processing out there, so I’m pleased to see more coming out! Hoping this DrSensory site can help get the word out so more people with sensory processing disorders can get the support they need.
Awesome! Love checking out all of your information on all of the different diagnoses that are rarely heard of but so common. Keep it coming!
My youngest daughter has quite the overbite. She has always loved her binkies and I’ve had the hardest time weaning her off. I love all of your posts about dentistry and would love to read more — any tips for overbites in kids?
I have a child with autism and such a difficult time figuring out how to help control his impulses, especially when he’s over-stimulated. I’ve found some really cool resources on the website — what I’m most excited for is being able to video-call with a therapist so they can see my son’s room and tell me what else I can do to help.
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