Why does your toddler melt down after breakfast? Why can’t your eight-year-old keep their shoes on at the store? Pediatric occupational therapist Ashton Smith says the answers are written in your child’s sensory language, and parents can learn to read it. In this episode, Ashton joins host Brandon Stanchock to unpack the science of sensory processing, the myths around autism diagnoses, and her new virtual coaching program that equips parents (not just insurers) to help kids thrive. ashton-brandon
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Whether you’re navigating an autism diagnosis, chasing a sensory seeker through the living room, or just wondering if that crayon grip is really a big deal, this conversation hands you practical, BS-free tools you can start tonight.
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Tired of insurance red tape? Smith OT Solutions offers 90-day Understanding Uniqueness coaching: eight 1-on-one virtual sessions, 24/7 email access, and a free Sensory-Friendly Home Checklist. Grab the guide or book a discovery call at SmithOTSolutions.com (link in show notes).
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