CRB OT Clinic - Bangkal, Davao City

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11/10/2025

The "Sensory Safe" - Emergency Essentials:
Your Role as Parents

11/10/2025

The "Sensory Safe" - emergency Essentials: Red Flags - When to Seek Help

11/10/2025

The "Sensory Safe"-Emergency Essentials: During the Emergency - Quick Action Steps

11/10/2025

The "Sensory Safe" -Emergency Essentials:
Practice Makes Perfect!

11/10/2025

The "Sensory Safe" - Emergency Essentials:
Documentation That Saves Lives

11/10/2025

The "Sensory Safe" -Emergency Essentials:
The Comfort Kit Essentials

11/10/2025

The "Sensory Safe" - Emergency Essentials:
Sensory Strategies by Type

11/10/2025

The "Sensory Safe" -GO Bag Essentials :
Feeding Challenges During Emergencies

11/10/2025

The "Sensory Safe" - GO Bag Essentials
Medical Must-Haves Checklist :

11/10/2025

The "Sensory Safe" -GO Bag Essentials
Core Items Every Special Needs Child Should Have:

11/10/2025

After experiencing the recent earthquake, CRB OT Clinic is sharing this critical 15-part series every parent of a special needs child MUST see.

As pediatric occupational therapists, We've seen firsthand how standard emergency plans fail our most vulnerable children. Kids with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, and developmental delays need specialized preparation.

This series covers:
✅ Why special needs require different planning
✅ Essential GO bag items by sensory type
✅ Medical must-haves checklist
✅ Communication strategies during crisis
✅ Feeding challenges & solutions
✅ Post-disaster warning signs
✅ Practical parent action steps

📊 The stats are sobering: Children with disabilities are 2-4x more likely to be injured during disasters. But with proper preparation, we can change this.

Save this series. Share with other parents. Print the checklists. Practice with your child.

Because when disaster strikes, there's no time to plan - only time to act. Let's make sure our special needs kids are ready.



Swipe through all 15 posts ➡️ Your child's safety depends on it.

Series #1: Children with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, and developmental delays face unique challenges during disasters