Let's talk about sensory processing—what it is, how it works, and why it matters for literally everyone (not just kids in therapy). We break down the basics of sensory systems, then get personal about our own sensory quirks—the textures we can't stand, the sounds that drive us crazy, and the moments we've struggled despite being therapists who should "know better." We explain that everyone has a sensory system even if they are different scales.

In this episode we bring on a guest, Daiana Bernard a licensed mental health counsler, to talk about the stigmas surrounding mental health. We discuss cultural and families impacts as well as a community event we will be hosting with her, to help parents in their mental health journeys. Find video and uncut version on YouTube @twopedsonapod

Daiana's practice can be found here: https://meaningfultherapyfl.com

She is also starting her own podcast called "The Living Loss"

We're busting myths, correcting records, and honestly just venting a little. From "you just play with kids all day" to "they'll outgrow it," we're tackling the most common misconceptions about OT and SLP—and why they actually matter. We'll talk some of the wildest things people have said to us about our jobs. Whether you're a parent, a fellow therapist, or just someone who's curious what we actually do, this one's for you. Spoiler: it's way more than flashcards and sensory swings. Find the video version on YouTube