For many autistic children, interoception—the ability to recognize and interpret internal body signals—can be a significant challenge. Interoception is crucial for understanding feelings of hunger, thirst, fatigue, and emotional states. At the Children’s Therapy Center, we specialize in supporting children facing these challenges through targeted occupational therapy strategies, especially for those experiencing sensory processing disorder. Understanding Interoception Challenges in […]

Understanding interoception is essential for children, as it helps them recognize and respond to internal body signals like hunger, fatigue, and emotions. For many kids, especially those with sensory processing disorder, developing interoceptive awareness can be challenging. At the Children’s Therapy Center, we are dedicated to providing occupational therapy strategies that empower children to tune into their bodies and

We’re back for our second post in our 5 part series all about interoception. Interoception is the body’s ability to understand its internal signals, like hunger, thirst, or needing to use the bathroom. For children who struggle with interoceptive awareness, daily life can be challenging. Whether they’re not recognizing when they need a drink or