Why I love Pokemon Go, when I just wanted to hate it.

July 17, 2016Homeaspergers, autism, exercise, family, fun, pokemon, pokemon go, quirky, sensory processing disorder, social

By Heather Nelson

As a mom to two “screen monsters”, I really didn’t want to love the newest obsession. But as a mom to two quirky kids, I’ve quickly come to love it. Here’s why I love it and you probably will too if you have a child that falls somewhere on the wide spectrum of autism, sensory-processing disorder, or other social disorders.

The Occupation of Social Participation

January 31, 2016Homealdermere farms, autism, cows, farm, occupations, social, social participation, special needs, success

By Heather Nelson

The Occupational Therapy Framework, which I had to memorize by heart as a college student, breaks down our lives into seven occupations. The goal at mind is to find happiness, independence, and balance between the seven occupations: Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Instruments of Daily Living (IADLs) Rest & Sleep Education Work Play Leisure Social […]

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