October is Sensory Awareness Month and we’d like to take the opportunity to answer the question…What is Sensory Processing? We learn...

My child has difficulty paying attention in class. I would prefer to not use medication. Do I have other options? Yes, there are other...

Periodically we will be recommending different resources to help parents and educators better understand sensory processing. This book is...

Whether your child is beginning Preschool or Kindergarten, it is no doubt a HUGE transition for you and your child. Preparation for this...

Introducing Jack: Tying shoes. Jumping jacks. Pumping a playground swing. Socializing with peers. These are things that come naturally to...

Is Your Child A Late Talker? Have you ever looked at your child’s peers and wished your child communicated like they did? Have you been...

I have been fortunate to have worked with individuals that are impacted by Autism and their families for 20 years. As I sat down to write...

What does sensory processing mean for you? At Leaps and Bounds, we often have Occupational Therapy students come in to observe the work...

Meet Dan... Dan has a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder and has been a part of the Leaps and Bounds family for many years. As he got...

If you are a parent of a child that has difficulty processing sensory input, you may know all too well what a meltdown can look like and...

October is Sensory Awareness month. As a way to raise awareness about sensory processing difficulties, we asked one of our wonderful...

Meet Quentin… Quentin has been working at Leaps and Bounds for a few years now. He and his mother had a goal of bike riding for an...

Meet Natalie... Natalie is a 7 year old girl who loves toys, pretend play and drawing. Her life has not always been easy though. She was...

Rachel and her sister Kara are twins with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Rachel and Kara enjoy coming to Leaps & Bounds and participating in...