39. How to Overcome Sensory Overload in Motherhood with Larissa Geleris, MS, OTR/L

From the constant noise of a bustling household to the demands of caring for little ones, mothers often find themselves caught in a whirlwind of sensory input. My guest today, Larissa Geleris, shares her personal journey and professional insights into managing overstimulation as a mother. Larissa is an occupational therapist & online course creator specializing in identifying and treating sensory processing dysfunction. She is passionate about supporting parents who are experiencing overstimulation, overwhelm, and dysregulation.

We explore the daily challenges of balancing a busy household, where the sights, sounds, and touch of parenting can sometimes lead to sensory overwhelm. Larissa sheds light on her own experiences, discussing how she copes with the sensory demands of motherhood and offers practical tips for other moms facing similar struggles.

So, if you're a mom feeling the weight of overstimulation or if you know someone who is, join us for this insightful conversation. Let's normalize the conversation around sensory dysregulation in motherhood and discover ways to make this challenging aspect of parenting more manageable.

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