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Autism
Children with autism have been shown to have increased sensory sensitivity which can contribute to struggling with sleep. This can be linked to sensory preferences not being met. Sensory preferences involve sensations such as smell, taste, sounds, sights, textures or movements. Children with autism may be very sensitive to these sensations. Have you noticed your child avoiding clothing that is made from a specific material or running away from certain sounds? Maybe youâ€™ve noticed your child presenting with challenging behaviors when a room is too loud and bright. Sometimes these reactions to sensations are obvious and sometimes they are subtle.

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Blazing Star, Northwest Columbus

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Phone: (614) 228-5523

Address: 3830 Trueman Ct, Hilliard, OH 43026

Website: http://www.eastersealscentralohio.org

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Easterseals Central & Southeast Ohio

Autism
Children with autism have been shown to have increased sensory sensitivity which can contribute to struggling with sleep. This can be linked to sensory preferences not being met. Sensory preferences involve sensations such as smell, taste, sounds, sights, textures or movements. Children with autism may be very sensitive to these sensations. Have you noticed your child avoiding clothing that is made from a specific material or running away from certain sounds? Maybe youâ€™ve noticed your child presenting with challenging behaviors when a room is too loud and bright. Sometimes these reactions to sensations are obvious and sometimes they are subtle.

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Physical Therapy
As we are coming to the end of Physical Therapy month, I am thrilled to get the chance to share my experience with Easterseals! My name is Janelle Brubaker and I am a 3rd year Doctor of Physical Therapy student at Western Michigan University. I am currently in the middle of my third full-time clinical rotation here in Columbus, OH, and ecstatic to be back in my home state for a while. I spend half of my week in the Early Intervention domain here at Easterseals and the other half of the week in the school-based PT domain at some of the local elementary and high schools.
Occupational Therapy
Sometimes it feels like nothing is harder than trying to function throughout the day when you haven’t had much sleep. Maybe you tossed and turned all night because you couldn’t get comfortable. Maybe it was too hot or you couldn’t get enough blankets to keep you warm. The overwhelming feeling of dread when the alarm goes off and you lay there wondering how you are going to get anything done when all you can think about is getting some sleep is daunting. While adults can express this dread and explain their below par performance for the day, following a sleepless night, children may not be able to explain that to adults in words. They may seem upset, cry, not focus on activities, demonstrate challenging behaviors, or just not seem like themselves. A bad nightâ€™s sleep can affect the whole day, even for children.

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