
A podcast for parents of uniquely wired kids—kids with sensory needs, ADHD, big emotions, anxiety, or executive functioning challenges.Hosted by pediatric occupational therapist and mom Alisha Grogan, this podcast goes beyond behavior and quick fixes to uncover what’s really pulling the strings beneath the surface. You’ll learn how sensory processing, emotional regulation, executive functioning, a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting | |||

Does your child quickly jump to:
“I’m bad.”
“I never do anything right.”
“Everything always goes wrong.”
That kind of negative thinking can be exhausting for kids and heartbreaking for parents to watch.
In this episode, I’m breaking down what’s ... more
We hear it from parents so often... how do I help my kid when I'm dysregulated myself? That's a wise question and one many are wrestling with.
In this episode I'm sharing why we often feel like we're falling short, what to do about the dysregulation... more
Sensory processing disorder is something you’ve probably heard before… maybe from a therapist, a teacher, or even your pediatrician. But here’s the tricky part—it’s not actually an official diagnosis.
And that can make this whole topic feel confusin... more
Toe walking seems like an odd habit, and while it can become habitual there are almost always underlying reasons kids are toe walking!
Getting to the bottom of what's causing your kid to tip toe all over the place is key for helping them walk on the... more
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Alisha does a great job breaking information down into simply understood terms. I think length of each episode is digestible and easy to process with tips to implement right away. I’ve gotten more from her podcasts than from some in person therapists, whom I’ve brought my child to for months. Thank you!
It’s unbelievable how much time this lady can fill without saying anything useful at all. The only solution she gives is to join her “hive” - which I’m sure is costly. There is nothing actionable. She gives a long list of traits and checklists like “does your kid do this? Then they have xyz and we have solutions for that in my hive.” Waste of time.
I don’t remember how I found your podcast but so glad I did! You describe my son so well and make me feel not alone! This podcast is giving me the positive encouragement I need to keep working WITH my son to help him
Thank you!!! I have never felt so heard in regard to my kids! I have done so much research into ADHD and sensory issues etc, but this has helped me understand them and feel heard the most!!
I found you through a podcast you did w someone about picky eating. On that podcast you both described our kids, my husband and I couldn’t believe someone understood our kids!!
Alisha is uniquely gifted in her ability to connect compassionately with parents’ hearts and minds. Her voice creates space to help us feel capable and encouraged. LOVE LOVE LOVE!
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A practical, caregiver-focused show that centers on understanding the underlying needs of neurodivergent kids rather than chasing behavior fixes. Across episodes, listeners hear about sensory processing, emotional regulation, executive functioning, and retained primitive reflexes, with a strong emphasis on co-regulation, gentle interventions, and movement-based strategies. The host blends clinical insight with personal parenting experiences, offering concrete steps, tools, and a supportive community tone that aims to empower parents and professionals to support kids more effectively. A notable strength is the emphasis on holistic approaches that connect physiology, emotion, and daily routines, plus a toolkit of strategies families can start... more
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