5 reasons play therapy helps neurodivergent children thrive For neurodivergent children, verbal communication and social cues may feel unnatural — and that can make traditional therapies difficult or uncomfortable. Enter play. This intuitive language of childhood — a language of exploration, expression, and making sense of the world — becomes an accessible connection point. By […]
Stuck Inside
9 ideas to turn cabin fever into cabin fun Together time can hit its limits when the weather, sickness, or some other circumstance means you’re stuck inside. We are huge fans of playfulness here at Pariva — we believe it’s the pixie dust that transforms relationships and learning from ordinary into magical. Below are nine […]
Readjusting To Routine
Back to school: Tips for a smooth transition Poll most any parents — especially after a lengthy break from school — and they’ll reassure you that kids need routines. Research backs up the anecdotal evidence. Those predictable routines, along with engaging environments and positive interactions between adults and children, help mitigate challenging behaviors, as well […]
Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child
When we embrace our neurodiverse children, we accept and celebrate them. Your child is an amazing being with so many strengths that deserve to be celebrated, appreciated, and cherished. Neurodiversity is not something that needs to be “fixed” or “cured”, but rather embraced. What does it mean to embrace neurodiversity? Embracing neurodiversity is about acknowledging […]
Understanding Anxiety in Neurodivergent Children
Anxiety’s like that puzzle you stare at, thinking it’s a simple square, only to realize it’s a multi-dimensional Rubik’s Cube. But fear not, we’re here to unravel some of those intricate patterns and give our exceptional kids the superhero support they deserve! 1. The Anxiety Kaleidoscope Anxiety’s not a one-flavor-fits-all ice cream cone, and that’s […]
Building Resilience in Neurodivergent Children
We’re diving deep into the realm of building super resilience in our unstoppable neurodivergent crew. Get ready to sprinkle some magic and unwrap the most epic guide to cultivating unbreakable spirits! 1. Embrace the Quirk-tactic Talents Picture this: a talent show where everyone’s a superstar. Every kiddo, neurodivergent or not, has unique abilities. Whether it’s […]
The Role of Visual Supports in Learning
Imagine if learning had a secret language that could unlock doors of understanding, independence, and confidence. Well, hold onto your wizard hats because visual supports are here to make that magic happen! The Enchanted World of Visual Supports Visual supports are like the fairy godmothers of learning, waving their wands to transform complex ideas into […]
Speech Therapy: Building Communication Skills In Neurodivergent Children
Imagine a world where words are like magical keys, unlocking doors to friendships, dreams, and understanding. Now, picture this world through the eyes of our extraordinary neurodivergent superheroes. For them, the path to fluent communication might have a few twists and turns, but fear not – that’s where the enchanting journey of speech therapy swoops […]
Sibling Dynamics: Supporting Neurotypical Siblings of Neurodivergent Children
Imagine growing up with a dash of extraordinary! Let’s look into the world of neurotypical siblings, whose adventure is as unique as a shooting star’s path. In a universe where neurodivergent siblings light up the sky, these neurotypical stars find their own constellations to navigate. Feelings, Front, and Center Emotions, ahoy! Neurotypical siblings sail through […]
Managing Meltdowns: Strategies For Calming Your Child
A world of adventure, where emotions run wild and unexpected twists await! Welcome to the realm of managing meltdowns, a challenge that almost all parents face on the journey of nurturing their neurodivergent child. Fear not, for with a dash of strategy and a sprinkle of patience, you can navigate these stormy seas and emerge […]
Navigating the Family Support Program: Tips for Parents
Alright, fellow explorers, gather ’round! Parenting is already a wild ride, but when you throw in the curveball of neurodiversity, the journey becomes a thrilling odyssey filled with twists, turns, and an abundance of heartwarming moments. So, let’s strap on our metaphorical adventure boots and dive into the magical realm of the Family Support Program […]
Understanding Neurodiversity: A Beginner’s Guide for Parents
In a world that’s as diverse as a candy store, embracing neurodiversity isn’t just an option – it’s the most incredible way to celebrate human variety! If you’re navigating the exhilarating rollercoaster of raising neurodivergent champs, then buckle up, because we’re about to dive into the awesome ocean of neurodiversity. Neuro…what? Neurodiversity, that’s the buzzword! […]
Balancing Act: Managing Work, Family and a Neurodivergent Child
Picture this: The epic adventure of parenting, complete with astonishing acts of bravery, heartwarming moments, and the occasional plot twists that leave you thinking, “Wait, what just happened?” Now, sprinkle in the magical essence of raising a neurodivergent child, and you’ve got a rollercoaster of emotions that’s both exhilarating and challenging. Ah, the Balancing Act […]
Effectiveness of the parent-mediated intervention for children with autism
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Parent Mediated -Communication Focused treatment with children with Autism (PACT)
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Stress and psychological well-being among parents of children with autism spectrum disorder parents with clinically diagnosed autistic children
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A Systematic Review of Family-Mediated Social Communication Interventions for Young Children with Autism
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