Sensory Processing, Profiles and Challenges in Down Syndrome

@DSRFCANADA Occupational Therapist Hina and Speech Therapist Marla present an illustrated video on sensory processing challenges for individuals with Down syndrome.
DSRF.org/LearnAtHome

[@StephanieHerron-nn8cn]

Thank you for these videos! So so helpful and concise.

[@tillywilly2516]

Thank you! If every Parent, Teacher and Aides could watch and learn from this video, it would beneficial for all, especially for the Student.

[@byz2491]

Thank you for this video! Tons of effort went into it! Well done! Some advice maybe? The background music and the auto-focus on the camera is distracting. Suggest much softer music (possibly none at all is better) and once you have focused the camera, to use manual focus so that it doesn't keep seeking new focus when the hand comes into frame!
Please keep up the great content!

[@samantapalomino8266]

Thank you!

[@LL-fc5fo]

Have a kiddo that likes to pull hair. Help! Yes! I shared video with my team. ❤️

[@dawn2131]

Not sure if this helps BUT I had a "typical" kiddo with hair pulling issues we got a doll with hair that felt real and whenever he pulled hair we gave the doll and said no pulling insert name here hair but OK to pull the dolls hair. Kept doll accessible and we had success good luck!

[@tr.5]

ارجو دعم اللغه العربيه😢❤

[@wesrm1]

These LED lights going in everywhere with that harsh glow (like construction lights) are awful. We need the warm, pleasant, glow of incandescent. How do we reverse this trend?!