November 2021-January 2022 issue of Autism Asperger’s Sensory Digest.
Spencer overcomes boyhood Lyme disease and sensory processing challenges, becoming a healthy, energetic young man, eager to use his skills as an embedded hardware engineer.
August-October issue of Autism Asperger’s Sensory Digest. The school bus is coming, your child can’t find her homework, you get angry, and the day begins on a negative note. Use positive speaking to turn this scene into a rewarding learning experience.
(October 2021) Interview with Emily Abbott, founder of The Brain Possible podcasts, about sensory processing differences and about ways to incorporate fun activities from the In-Sync Child Method into the child’s day.
(September 2021) Interview on Facebook with Dayna Abraham, co-author of Sensory Processing 101 and founder of “Calm the Chaos” training workshops at Lemon Lime Adventures.
This interactive workshop shows parents how to engage their kids in some fun and functional sensory-motor, perceptual-motor, and visual motor activities from the In-Sync Child method. The workshop is part of the Virtual Summit, “Sensory Processing in ADHD,” sponsored by STAR Institute. You can purchase access to the 3-day agenda focusing on ADHD insight, live-experiences, and evidence-based practice and research.
(June 2021) Interview with Penny Williams, of Parenting ADHD and Autism. In this episode #130 of the Parenting ADHD Podcast, you’ll learn about all eight senses, what it looks like […]
(June 2021) Q & A event and delightful conversation with Ana Elisa Villalaz S., founder of The Global Autism Summit. Our main topic is how to recognize children’s sensory processing challenges and how to provide on-the-spot help.
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(May 2021) Joye and Carol are interviewed about the In-Sync Child Method and their new calendar, A Year of Mini-Moves for the In-Sync Child, with 52 weekly schedules to keep kids moving and having fun. The interview is in English and is translated into Greek.
Lindsey Biel, OTR/L, says, “These mini-moves provide sensory, perceptual, and motor ‘snacks’ that feed kids day after day in a fun and easy way!”
Kelly Beins, BHSc, OTR/L, says, “What a great way to help people translate ideas into real life! Screen-free so kids can connect with their bodies, and the format makes it simple and practical for parents or therapists to implement! It’s easily adaptable too, which I appreciate as a therapist AND a parent. This is sure to be a go-to resource for many!”