Autism Isn’t What You Think

Autism Isn’t What You Think

In this video, Dr. Dana Johnson, PhD, explains Whole Body Apraxia—a brain-body disconnect that affects how kids with autism move, respond, and interact with the world. Does your child struggle to follow directions, stay regulated, or complete simple tasks like getting...
Reflex Integration for Kids with Autism & Whole Body Apraxia

Reflex Integration for Kids with Autism & Whole Body Apraxia

When we think about how our kids move, communicate, and learn, it’s easy to focus on what we can see—like walking, writing, or speaking. But underneath all of those skills is a hidden foundation that starts developing before a baby can even roll over. This foundation...
Presuming Competence in Autism

Presuming Competence in Autism

Presuming Competence and the Least Dangerous Assumption Why Every Parent Should Believe in Their Child’s Potential When it comes to children with autism or other disabilities, one of the most powerful things we can do is presume competence—to believe that they can...
Helping Your Child with Regulation: What Parents Need to Know

Helping Your Child with Regulation: What Parents Need to Know

Helping Your Child with Regulation: What Parents Need to Know If your child struggles with big emotions, sudden meltdowns, or seems to go from calm to overwhelmed in seconds—you’re not alone. Many children with autism or motor differences have a hard time staying...
Why Exercise Is Medicine for Kids with Whole-Body Apraxia

Why Exercise Is Medicine for Kids with Whole-Body Apraxia

Why Movement Is Medicine for Kids with Whole-Body Apraxia If your child has whole-body apraxia or autism, you’ve probably seen how hard it can be for them to move the way they want. They may want to stand up, grab a toy, or walk across the room—but their body doesn’t...