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Magnetic Therapy (Magnetic Molecular Energizing Method) Posted November 15, 2011 | Tagged: Dancing, Karaoke, Music
Six Core Strengths for Healthy Child Development Posted November 9, 2011 | Tagged: auditory, autism, behavior, child development, family, hypersensitivities, sensory, sensory integration, tactile
Your sensitive child may experience the world differently. A few things you can do to minimize conflict and misunderstanding.
CranioSacral Therapy Posted October 16, 2011 | Tagged: Jeena Cupertino Diwail Rajni
CUPERTINO, CA- The Diwali Festival Planning Committee recognized Jeena, Inc today, as this years’ Diwali Community Beneficiary. As a beneficiary, Jeena will receive a portion of the sales made at the Diwali Festival, up to a $2,000 donation to go to the organization and help with their mission.
Being a part of Jeena Posted September 21, 2011 | Tagged: parent autism teen
A mother’s perspective on socialization.
RDI Training At Jeena Posted September 6, 2011
Q4 dance classes start on Wednesday, Sept 7th This is a performance session for the MKDC Showcase which will be on Saturday Nov 5th.
Animal Trivia By Jeena Tween Vishnu Raghavan Posted September 6, 2011 | Tagged: Alternative Therapies, autism, Cognitive Skills, Expressive Language, Gross Motor Skills, Occupational Therapy, Receptive Language, Speech Therapy
An overview of The Tomatis Method written by Occupational Therapist Valerie DeJean.
Parent Child Interaction Therapy: An Innovative Parent Training Program for Families Posted September 5, 2011
This article explains how to make visual schedules at home, using the materials that are around you every day.
City Parks and Recreation Department (Therapeutic Services) Posted September 5, 2011 | Tagged: autism visual strategies schedule anxiety organization
Most individuals with autism think in pictures. They use the visual centers of their brains to think and process information. This visual way of thinking supports language and communication, but seems to never replace it fully.
Socialization not always desired Posted September 5, 2011 | Tagged: visual schedule autism communication anxiety
Visual schedules are a core strategy used with people with autism. They help them make sense out of a confusing world. A visual schedule tells them what is happening, what will happen, and allows them to create purposeful activity. A schedule must be visual because people with autism do not think primarily in words.
Sensory Modulation Dysfunction Posted September 5, 2011 | Tagged: Event IFDA
Navratri HungamaSaturday October 15th 2011
Time 7:00 to Midnight
East Valley YMCA Gym
1975 S White Road, San Jose, CA
For details contact Selvi Pragasam at 408-238-4034 or Lavanya Gopal at 408-270-3998
www.india-fusiondance.com
Proceeds benefit Jeena and IFDA Special Needs Peer Interaction Program
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