✨ Happy New Year from all of us at Sensory Help Now! ✨
Here’s to a year filled with comfort, understanding, and a world that feels just right. Thank you for being part of our community. We look forward to continue supporting sensory wellbeing with you in 2026 💫
Wishing all our wonderful families, parents, carers, and professionals a very Merry Christmas. Thank you for being part of our community and for everything you do to support children with sensory differences every day.
#MerryChristmas#SensoryHelpNow#SensoryDifferences
Christmas playdough ideas 🎄✨
Adding a festive twist to playdough is a brilliant way to support sensory regulation and fine motor skills while embracing the magic of the season.
See our blog for some ideas.
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This is what a parent had to say about our "8 Sensory Strategies to Manage After School Meltdowns" course. To learn more about our free courses and parent coaching service check out the link in the comments.
Elf antics = fun for some ❄️
Total overload for others 🎄
Check out our latest blog in the comments for sensory-smart ways to keep the magic without the mayhem ✨
#ElfOnTheShelf#SensorySupport
Because when you feel grounded, your child feels safer and more supported too.
Read more on in our latest blog
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#ParentingSupport#SensoryProcessing
✨ The holidays can be magical but also exhausting, especially if you’re parenting a child with sensory differences. Between bright lights, noise, and changes in routine, it’s easy to put your own needs last.
But here’s the truth: you can’t pour from an empty cup.
Your calm is your child’s calm. 🕊️
This season, make space for your own regulation and rest because self-care isn’t selfish — it’s essential.
This is what a parent had to say about our "5 Sensory Strategies to Create a Sensory Friendly Sleeping Environment" course. To learn more about our free courses and parent coaching service check out the link in the comments.
Next Wednesday is #BonfireNight in the UK. This post contains some ideas to make bonfire night more enjoyable for those with sensory differences who are overwhelmed easily.
It is #Halloween next week - take a look at our tips for a #SensoryInclusive Halloween. Also remember we have a parent coaching service if you have any questions related to your child's sensory processing. See the details in the comments.
#SensoryAwarenessMonth
October is #ADHDAwarenessMonth and this year's theme is celebrating the many faces of ADHD. Whilst ADHD can impact on participation and wellbeing there are many positive aspects too.