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Image features a therapist working with a child using a somatic therapy exercise. The text '7 Somatic Therapy Exercises for Kids Who Are Struggling' is prominently displayed. The image highlights physical therapy for children to help them cope with emotional and physical challenges, aimed at improving overall well-being through somatic techniques.

7 Somatic Therapy Exercises For Kids Who Are Struggling

Discover 7 somatic therapy exercises designed specifically for kids who are struggling. These exercises can help children manage stress, emotions, and improve their well-being.

What To Do for Biters, Chewers, Suckers, and Pickers

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What is Stimming? - Integrated International School

the instructions for how you may accidentally increase problem behavior in order to be more effective

4 Grave Misconceptions About Autism

types of stimming - includes examples of visual, auditory, taste and smell, vestibular and proprioceptive, tactile and visual stimming.

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How to Support Children During Transitions

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QUICK WAYS TO CALM DOWN! Sea life sensory solutions!

Quick ways to calm down! Sea life Sensory Solutions! Includes a free printable at Your Kids OT

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18 Effective De-Escalation Strategies For Defusing Meltdowns

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5 Steps to Teach Emotional Self-Regulation

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60 Heavy Work Activities for Sensory Seekers

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Emotional Regulation Games - The OT Toolbox

Use sensory seeking activities to calm and organize sensory seeking behaviors in your “wild” child or toddler that seems to never stop moving.

8 Tips to Calm and Regulate a Sensory Seeker

8 fun and easy occupational therapy activities for sensory seeking kids who love vestibular and proprioceptive sensory input. These kids can be called hyperactive or “wild” but they are sensory seeking, and the right sensory strategies can help to calm and regulate. Great for kids with autism, sensory processing disorder, and ADHD.

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Thankful & Grateful

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The Ultimate Guide to Sensory Paths for Schools

This is your complete guide to sensory paths for schools. You can easily create a sensory path in the school hallway but it’s important to get buy-in from all of your staff members. Sensory pathways in school allow all students more time to move. Inside my blog, you will learn about sensory path ideas, how to set it up, and even funding ideas too. Your elementary students and special education students will love their sensory path for kids at their school.

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