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#sensoryintegration #therapeuticeducation #autismspectrum In many cases, what's considered "problem behavior" in children with developmental disorders (such as getting up and wandering around during class) isn't a matter of the child's feelings, but rather a reason for their behavior. Sensory characteristics are often cited as the reason. While it's ideal for children to have well-balanced development of their five senses—sight, hearing, touch, vestibular sense, and proprioception—some children may have uneven development of their senses. In these cases, behavioral patterns commonly referred to as "problem behavior" may emerge. Before concluding that a child is "unmotivated" or "impatient," it's important to properly evaluate whether there are any sensory issues. ◆Sub-channel: "Making the Nishimura Couple's Therapeutic Education More Interesting!" →   / @nishimura-fufu   = ... →https://yuzu-kobe.jp = ... ◆ Supporter Gathering Place - ¥500 per month Participation Benefits: In addition to ① and ② above, ③ We will prioritize your questions and provide video responses (YouTube videos, YouTube Live, etc.). ④ You will be invited to a Slack channel exclusively for supporters. ⑤ You can participate in regular online video chats. Join here → https://note.com/hattatulabo/circle ------------------------------------------------- ◆This channel is for learning about children's physical and language development. A husband-and-wife team of child development experts share information about child development, the characteristics of children with developmental disorders such as autism, and treatment options. [Target Audience] ◆People concerned about their child's physical or language development ◆People raising children with developmental disorders ◆Childcare workers and therapeutic support workers [Members] ◆Mugichoko (Wife): Speech-Language-Hearing Therapist Specializing in Speech Development / Representative of Children's Development LABO. A speech-language-hearing-hearing therapist with over 20 years of clinical experience. After working at a hospital, she worked at a public rehabilitation center. Since April 2020, she has been affiliated with the Yuzu Motoyama Development Support Room (Higashinada Ward, Kobe City). She has extensive experience teaching at training sessions for parents and supporters concerned about language delays. She has over 1,400 followers on Twitter, where she has been praised for her easy-to-understand explanations of language development and strategies for children with developmental characteristics. ▶  / mugichoko2016   She is also knowledgeable about online consultations and lessons, and has been featured on Yahoo! News. Her special skill is horseback riding, and her hobby is delusional organization. ◆Takeshi Nishimura (husband): Physical therapist specializing in motor development / CEO of ILLUMINATE Inc. / CEO of the Children and Posture Research Institute After working at a hospital, she worked at a public rehabilitation center. In 2017, she left the public service to start her own business. She currently manages multiple child development support centers. As an expert in children's motor development, she gives lectures to childcare workers at daycare centers across the country. He has appeared on numerous media programs, including NHK's Asaichi, TV Osaka's Yasashii News, and TV Asahi's Good! Morning. Official website: https://nishimuratakeshi.com Reporter for Kobe Shimbun's WEB Maidona News List of articles: https://maidonanews.jp/writer/11003375 Twitter:   / seinosuke2013   ※Children's Posture Research Institute: https://kodomotoshisei.com [For interview requests, please click here] https://hattatulabo.net/contact/