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3 Supplements to Help Calm Autistic Kids

Many children with autism tend to have mood issues, including anxiety, anger, irritability, hyperactivity - the inability of a child to be calm in his own body.

Improve Calm by Creating Good Energy Flow

I’m sharing this excellent chi gung routine from a teacher of mine, David Beaudry.

Binders – What Are They and Why Use Them

There are different kinds of binders for different types of toxins.

Behavior – Tantrums, Anger, Screaming

He cries, screams or tantrums or is angry uncontrollably for no known reason for long periods of time.

Hyperactivity–Does this sound like your child?

My son is hyperactive - constantly climbing things, running from one place to another, going in and out of the house multiple times within minutes.

Tantrums, Stims and Anxiety

When your child has a tantrum, stimmy movements, or anxiety-driven behavior, what is s/he trying to tell you?

Why These Behaviors? And How to Help

Behaviors are an expression of something going on within your child.

Anxiety in autism – Part 1

Anxiety is such a huge issue for kids on the autism spectrum, with Asperger’s, sensory processing disorders, and other neurodevelopmental issues.

Anxiety in autism – Part 2 Practical tips and solutions

In my previous blog article, Anxiety in Autism – Part 1, I mentioned the various ways anxiety can manifest and its underlying root causes. In this article, I share ways to help your child overcome…

Help! My Child Is Stuck in a Behavior

We can feel helpless to stand by and watch our child who is stuck in a rigid behavior.

What is Underneath the Behaviors?

I'm often asked to give some insight into what is underneath some specific behaviors like crying, tantrums, meltdowns, anxiety…

What to Do if You Feel Like You’ve Tried Everything for Your Child

Do you ever feel like you've been doing biomedical treatments, detox, and therapies and have been to several doctors for years?

New to Autism? You need to read this!

After receiving an autism diagnosis (or sensory processing disorder, developmental delay, ADHD or some other neurodevelopmental issue) What should I do? What can I do before even seeing a professional?