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Celebrate With Us

We’ve been working to help families with sensory challenges for a year now! Join us to celebrate at our 1st Year Anniversary party and our first ever virtual 5k!

Twenty-One Senses is dedicated to empowering families of children with sensory processing disabilities, regardless of their location, cultural identification, or socioeconomic status. Learn more about our mission.

Caregiver Coaching

Learn practical, real-time strategies to help your child succeed in virtual leaning—and beyond—with our new Caregiver Coaching service!

Virtual Learning

See our list of free online resources to help keep your child engaged during virtual learning.

To better support social distancing measures intended to curb the spread of COVID-19, we'll be pausing our regular programming to focus on our new caregiver coaching program, as well as providing a growing, curated list of virtual learning resources for children of all ages and abilities.

THIS IS HARD. WE GET IT. WE CAN HELP.

Coaching for caregivers of sensory-sensitive kids during crazy times

Our Caregiver Coaching Service

Twenty-One Senses offers one-on-one coaching for parents, grandparents, guardians, and babysitters–anyone who nurtures children! Our coaches take a compassionate, strengths-based approach to help you create personalized, effective strategies that support your child’s social, emotional, and educational development, even during quarantine

Learn more about our Caregiver Coaching service!

Blog

Helpful Resources and Products for SPD

by Twenty-One Senses TeamOctober 21, 2020October 21, 2020

At Twenty-One Senses, our mission is also our passion. As parents and caregivers of children with sensory processing issues, we are dedicated to providing resources and support for families like ours. As SPD Awareness Month comes to a close, our…

October is SPD Awareness Month!

by Twenty-One Senses TeamOctober 1, 2020October 1, 2020

What is SPD? Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a neurological disorder in which sensory information—such as light, sound, or touch—is either undetected or incorrectly processed by the brain. This often results in either extreme sensitivity or extreme underreaction to normal…

Back To School: When Your Child’s Needs Aren’t Being Met

by Twenty-One Senses TeamSeptember 18, 2020September 23, 2020

A few weeks ago, we talked about ways to be proactive, flexible, and collaborative when advocating for your child’s special needs at the start of the school year. Now that schools are fully back in session, parents everywhere are starting to feel…

Back to School: Returning to Remote Learning

by Twenty-One Senses TeamSeptember 8, 2020September 8, 2020

While many students are now starting to return to in-person classes, many more are gearing up to get back to remote classes. Parents, having learned from the pains of last spring’s abrupt shift to e-learning, are frantically working to create…

Sensory Spotlight: Interoception (Internal Bodily Awareness)

by Twenty-One Senses TeamSeptember 3, 2020August 11, 2020

This is the ninth and final installment in our Sensory Spotlight series. Interoception is the body’s ability to recognize and interpret its own internal cues, such as hunger, thirst, exhaustion, and pain. Children with interoceptive processing issues typically have disproportionately…

Back to School: Returning to In-Person Classes

by Twenty-One Senses TeamSeptember 2, 2020September 2, 2020

And we’re off! For many students, the transition from August to September means masking up and returning to in-person classes. This year is sure to include all the usual jitters and so much more. Below are a couple more things…