Difficulty in Daily Living Activities
A common challenge for neurodiverse children — affecting their ability to perform routine tasks and maintain independence.
Signs we hear about
- Heavy parent dependence for dressing, eating, hygiene
- Resistance to brushing, bathing or toileting
- Picky eating that limits variety severely
- Difficulty with sleep and morning routines
What we work on
- Motor planning and sequencing
- Sensory tolerance for clothing, food, water
- Predictable routines and visual structure
- Graded independence over months, not days
Outcomes families pursue
- Independent dressing and toileting
- Wider food acceptance
- Calmer bath, brush and bedtime
- Confidence to try new tasks
Tell us about your child
A short conversation is the fastest way to know if our system is the right fit. We never diagnose online and we never push.