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In today’s episode of Navigating Neurodivergence & Special Needs with Little Superheroes, Jess dives into a challenge many parents of neurodivergent children face—emotional outbursts. Jess shares the three key things she wishes she had known earlier in her journey to help regulate emotional outbursts in neurodivergent children. Whether it’s sensory overload, primitive reflex integration, or teaching emotional regulation, Jess provides practical tips to help parents and caregivers manage these moments with their Little Superheroes.


What You'll Learn in This Episode:


Key Takeaways:

  1. Primitive Reflex Integration: Reflexes we are born with can impact emotional regulation if not fully integrated. Simple exercises can help calm the nervous system.
  2. Sensory Regulation: Sensory overload is a major trigger for emotional outbursts. Using tools like weighted blankets, sensory breaks, and calming spaces can make a big difference.
  3. Emotional Regulation Strategies: Teaching coping mechanisms such as deep breathing and establishing predictable routines helps build emotional resilience.

Practical Tips for Parents:

New Therapy Slots Available: Due to popular demand, we opened up an extra day at her practice in Oxenford, offering revolutionary therapies for neurodivergent children. Limited spots available—click this link to inquire https://www.halaxy.com/book/little-superheroes/location/1140031

Consultation & Training Services: We also offer consultation and training services to childcare centres and schools with special needs departments. If you know anyone who could benefit, please contact us 0410 053 611 / admin@littlesuperheroes.com.au

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