Match–Mirror–Move: The Real Art of Co-Regulation
We’ve long been told that being “regulated” means being calm.But what if that’s not true at all? What if […]
The Neuroscience of Comparison: What Social Media Is Doing to Your Child’s Brain
Scroll for five minutes and you’ll see it. The perfect vacation.The filtered faces.The kids who look like they’ve never had
It’s Not a Screen Addiction — It’s a Nervous System in Distress
Most parents think their kid is “addicted to screen time.” I disagree. Addiction implies pleasure — a choice made for
When Aarav’s Brain Hit Overload
Every evening around 4 PM, Aarav’s parents could sense it coming.The tension. The tiny frown. The sudden burst of tears
How to Support an Autistic Child When They Seem Stubborn
The other day, a mom in my clinic shared a familiar scene: “We were already late for school. My son
Behavior Therapy for Children: A Parent’s Guide to Seeing Your Child in a Better Light
Every child is unique, in the way they think, feel, express, and learn about the world. Sometimes, however, children may
2-3 years parenting guide
The toddler years are packed with rapid growth, new milestones, and incredible learning. As a Specialist, I often remind parents
Social Communication Disorder
What Is Social Communication Disorder? Social Communication Disorder (SCD) is more common than many realize. It affects how a child
Sensory Integration Therapy
Sensory Integration Therapy A Guide for Parents As a parent, you want your child to grow, learn, and thrive in
Physiotherapy for Children with Developmental Delays
Physiotherapy for Children with Developmental Delays Building Stronger Foundations When a child is not reaching physical milestones like sitting, crawling,