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…the body processes sensory information. You may be familiar with the “sensory diet” concept (www.Avanit-ed.com). Just as we need a nutritional diet, we need a sensory diet with input from… Read more »
…glad she did! How did the engine analogy come about? MS: Back in 1987, I was working with an 11-year-old girl with self-regulation difficulties. She would come into the therapy… Read more »
…my hand.” Through Kennedy’s outstanding therapeutic services and her work to educate those in her community about sensory integration and self-regulation, these types of positive outcomes are common among parents,… Read more »
…excluded from large-scale educational data. Yet many of these communities have long-standing traditions that prioritize regulation, community care, and whole-person development. When early education programs are led by Indigenous organizations,… Read more »
…Health Publications. Koniver, K. (2024). Grounding: An Anti-Aging Breakthrough? Trends in General Medicine. Accessed February 6, 2025: https://www.scivisionpub.com/pdfs/grounding-an-antiaging-breakthrough-3407.pdf Menigoz, E. (2020). Integrative and lifestyle medicine strategies should include Earthing (grounding):… Read more »
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…bodies from danger. That’s the response we need if a tiger is coming at us. Sensory overload is a commonly overlooked reason why a child goes into a fight, flight,… Read more »
How’s it going? Comfortable at your computer or plagued by screen glare and a back ache? Good music in the background or nagging construction going on next door? Sipping a… Read more »
…watching children find the answers to the question, “How Does Your Engine Run?”®. For an extensive list of Program articles, evidence, and research, visit our website at: www.AlertProgram.com. Highlights include:… Read more »
…you promote optimal functioning. The Alert Program® simplifies complex neurobiological theory to help your clients, their families, school staff, and others understand the importance of self-regulation in daily routines. Many… Read more »
…workplaces, or homes, the capacity to self-regulate is crucial. But self-regulation isn’t merely about controlling emotions or staying calm under pressure—it is an intricate combination of sensory processing, cognitive flexibility,… Read more »
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