Helpful Resources for your Journey
These Resources can provide more information on the DIR - Floortime approach we take with families at Attune Therapy.
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Recommended Reads: Books for Parents & Caregivers
Knowledge is power, especially when navigating the unique journey of parenting a child with developmental differences. These insightful books offer guidance, strategies, and understanding on a range of topics.
Foundational Development

Using Floortime Approach to Help Children Relate, Communicate and Think
A comprehensive guide to understanding and connecting with children on the autism spectrum.

Building Healthy Minds
Explores how experiences shape intelligence and emotional well-being.
Understanding Sensory Integration

Beyond Behaviors
Shifts focus from managing behaviors to understanding their root causes.

Building Bridges Through Sensory Integration
A practical guide to sensory integration strategies for children.
Empowering Skills: Bike Riding & Supportive Products
Learning new skills and utilizing supportive tools can significantly enhance a child’s independence and comfort. We highlight resources for teaching bike riding and a product designed for sensory regulation.

Bike Riding Success
Teaching a child to ride a bike can be a rewarding milestone. Discover innovative techniques to make this process faster and more enjoyable. This resource provides a step-by-step guide to help your child master this exciting skill.

Supportive Products
Sensory regulation can be vital for comfort and focus. Sensacalm Weighted Blankets are a popular choice, providing gentle, even pressure that can help calm the nervous system, improve sleep, and reduce anxiety.
Explore Sensacalm Weighted Blankets
The Power of Play
At Attune Therapy, we’re big believers of incorporating play as part of the developmental journey we take with each of our families.
Research shows that play can boost a child’s neural pathways in the brain and support improvements in all aspects of development, learning, and emotional resilience. By encouraging unstructured, sensory-rich play, we can help children develop the cognitive skills they’ll need throughout their lives.
