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  Micro Current Neurofeedback Shows Promise in Helping Autism
  Since 2011, the month of April has been designated as Autism Awareness Month. This year, the Autism Society of America is changing the wording from "Awareness" to "Acceptance" in the hopes of fostering an acceptance of individuals living with autism into the everyday life of their communities. According to the CDC's latest numbers, about 1 … Continue reading Micro Current Neurofeedback Shows Promise in Helping Autism
  Posted on April 30, 2021 by Mandi CookPosted in Childcare & Education, Mental Health, Uncategorized, Wellness, Women's HealthTagged 1 in 54, ADD, ADD/ADHD, ADHD, ASD, aspergers, aspie, autism, autism acceptance, autism awareness month, autism in girls, autism in women, autism society of america, autism spectrum disorder, autistic, autistic burnout, autistic meltdown, bpd, CDC, CDC autism, developmental disability, hyperfixation, hyperfocus, misdiagnosis, non-verbal communication, person first language, self diagnosed, self diagnosis, sensory overload, sensory overstimulation, social skills, special interests, underdiagnosis of girls. Leave a comment
  Jennifer L. GreggPhD, LPC, NCC, Registered Play Therapist I am often met with confusion when I tell someone that I am a Play Therapist. At a glance, play therapy looks like simple play and having fun. However, play therapy has been found to be a practical and effective therapeutic approach in treating a variety of … Continue reading What is Play Therapy?
  Posted on January 15, 2021 January 14, 2021 by Mandi CookPosted in Childcare & Education, Mental Health, parenting, Uncategorized, WellnessTagged ADD, ADD/ADHD, ADHD, aggression, anxiety, ASD, aspergers, autism, behavioral therapy, child behaviorist, child psychology, child therapy, childcare, cognitive behavioral therapy, cognitive development, depression, family therapy, mental health services, mental health support, play therapist, play therapy, social issues, therapist, therapy. Leave a comment