Ep 182 | Hand flapping in kids diagnosed with Autism | Kim Barthel | Reena Singh

Kim Barthel shares her perspective on why kids diagnosed with Autism flap their hands.
Kim Barthel is an award-winning occupational therapist from Canada with special interests in neurobiology, sensory processing, NDT, attachment and trauma. She teaches world-wide in diverse settings, and her mission is to support the conscious evolution of the human spirit.
She can be reached on her website www.kimbarthel...
About me :
I am a Holistic Occupational therapist and founder of Khushi therapy center based in Mumbai- India.
I believe that the mind and body are connected and see challenges from a whole-person perspective. I combine complementary therapies and integral health techniques in my practice of Occupational therapy to help my clients at a deeper level.
I believe balance is an integral part of wellness and that alignment of body mind and spirit is the key to helping ourselves and our kids.
I work with neurodiverse kids and their families for the last 19 years.
My strength lies in blending my role as a parent and a therapist to offer the best practical strategies to support families who come to me.
If you would like to book a session with me or seek therapy at our center with our team, you may call us on 9819561468 (weekdays between 9am to 6pm)
Or check our website
www.khushi.net.in
Online training videos are available on reenasingh.teachable.com

[@NasserArifCAPE]

Nice... Each child different with the stims.

[@myself9084]

Let Gods angels soar! 🕊🦋🦇🦅🦢😇

[@Swavlamban3014]

Good morning Ma'am.Very nice, I want complete vedio... please

[@occupationaltherapistinuk7418]

Helo mam , i have been following you channel and found it very knowledgable in terms of occupational therapy. I’m an paediatric occupational therapist from Delhi , I just wanted to ask is it sign of visual and proprioceptive sensation becoz im dealing with such children and found it more challenging than other in terms of other sensory..!

[@kkj7483]

Hi is hand flapping normal for 12 month old