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Children with learning disabilities have a significantly higher level of primitive retained reflexes compared to other children (Hickey & Feldhacker, 2021). When we think of reflexes, we may envision being tapped on the knee at the doctor's office, or yanking our hand away from a hot stove. These reflexes allow our bodies and brains to complete motor movements without having to consciously think about it. Primitive reflexes are named for the part of the brain in which they originate - the prim

Looking for a variety of visuals that can be used in the classroom to offer students choices for sensory breaks? You've found it! This packet includes OVER 80+ hand-drawn, realistic illustrations that can provide support during transitions, assist in managing expectations and anxiety, and specify choices in the classroom and school settings! Over 20+ choices are no-prep, channeling proprioceptive (deep pressure) input to provide neural organization and a sense of calm to refocus within the cl

Little brains are doing busy doing big things. That means that getting started with their day, or winding down for the evening can sometimes be far from calm (for both the child and caregiver!) This resource packet features both morning and evening routine templates, along with 36 included PECS inspired visuals! Use these to provide your little one with extra support through a concrete routine. Best of all, this schedule style has two of our favorite features: it encourages the child's inter