Are you ready to uncover the mysteries of Sensory Processing Disorder? We're elated to have certified occupational therapist assistants, Rachel Harrington and Jessica Hill, founders of Harkla Co in Boise, ID, on our show today. These remarkable women have recently become Certified Primitive Reflex Clinical Specialists, demonstrating their relentless pursuit of knowledge in the field of primitive reflexes. They're here to share insightful perspectives on what it means to be a COTA (Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant) and the significance of a synchronized treatment team. Pull up a chair as Rachel and Jessica shed light on the intricate process of how our bodies and brains decipher eight senses, and the challenges that surface when this process hits a snag, a condition known as sensory processing disorder. They've got practical tips in their arsenal to recognize and manage this issue. As the conversation flows into the realm of sensory diets and advocacy, Rachel and Jessica offer invaluable suggestions for parents and educators to create an environment that nurtures learning for children grappling with sensory processing disorder. Wrapping it all up, we delve into the crucial topic of supporting children with sensory needs. Our guests emphasize the need for open, clear communication between parents, educators, and professionals to ensure successful execution of sensory diet plans. They share wisdom on connecting with your child and setting an exemplary standard in emotional regulation. They prompt listeners to embark on this journey with a sensory checklist, a tool that aids in comprehending a child's sensory preferences. Remember, it's about taking one step at a time. So why wait? Tune in and make use of the treasure trove of resources available at Harkla. Connect with Rachel and Jessica at Harkla: Website: harkla.co Facebook: @harklaproducts Instagram: @harkla_family @allthingssensorypodcast YouTube: @HarklaFamily 

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