My child struggled with sensory overload and speech delay. I saw how the sensory overload affected his attention and his larger meltdowns, but it wasn’t until I saw the virtual conference Statera shared for PXdocs that I realized it could also be affecting his speech, which made it harder for him to communicate and increased the frustration he already felt. He also seemed to be behind his peers in his social and emotional skills.

We did early intervention, which helped but felt more like a band-aid than a solution.

Our child is more focused and not as easily overstimulated. We can have a conversation with him when he’s upset and he calms down, and it feels like he understands what we’re saying. He’s napping every day, making the evenings even better because he’s not overstimulated and overtired. He goes to bed so wonderfully—no crying or fighting it, just ready to lay down and read a book before bed. He’s trying to communicate with us more, and his vocabulary has increased along with his enunciation.