In this episode of the Nourishing Autism Podcast, Brittyn welcomes occupational therapist Reena Singh all the way from India to discuss the intricacies of three lesser-known sensory systems and their impact on children. Reena shares her extensive experience working with autistic kids over the past 23 years and breaks down the significance of interoceptive, vestibular, and proprioceptive senses.

Listen to gain valuable insights into how sensory processing affects eating, sleeping, and daily activities, and learn about the connection between emotional states and sensory experiences. You'll learn practical tips to help your child feel more comfortable during mealtimes and how to create positive emotional associations with food.

Episode Resources:

• Download Reena's new app, Awetism Insights on iOS and Android:
  - iOS: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/awetism-insights/id6499340907
  - Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.awetism.insights

  Awetism Insights is a treasure trove of support for families with children diagnosed with Autism. It has content curated from 24 years of experience and cutting-edge research. It features:

  • 15 Masterclasses on topics like sleep challenges, toilet and potty training, sensory diet, oral motor challenges, visual supports, PECS, and emotional support scripts for parents
  • 5 Detailed Courses on primitive reflex integration for emotional regulation, academic readiness, boosting oral motor and fine motor skills, and an Autism intervention roadmap
  • Daily Insights from Reena
  • Weekly Live Events hosted by speech therapists and occupational therapists including me
  • Demonstrations of Over 100 Techniques for parents

  It has 3 levels of membership and a 14-day free trial!

• Connect with Reena on Instagram: www.instagram.com/awetisminsights
• Subscribe to Reena's Youtube Channel: www.youtube.com/@awetisminsights
• Connect with Reena on Facebook: www.facebook.com/awetisminsights
• Check out more of Reena's resources and work with her: https://www.khushi.net.in/