MIVentura Counseling

05/24/2026

05/24/2026

Art isn't something we have to learn; it is the fundamental way humans first process and interact with the world 🌎🎨👨‍🎤💫

04/18/2026

04/17/2026

Underdeveloped “hidden” senses are contributing to…

Sensory Processing issues within a child’s environment.

If you have a child who experiences sensory defensiveness or sensory seeking behavior, their brain may be over or under stimulated with information around them.

There are also other senses that contribute to an immature sensory system when children struggle to do the following:

😔Filter out background noise
😔Fall out of their chair
😔Blurt out unexpectedly or interupt conversations
😔Tap, whistle or make other noises to stay regulated

Kids may be bothered by a number of other sensory issues or need more sensory stimuli to stay calm and keep their bodies regulated.

To learn more about the three “hidden” senses that could also contribute to sensory setbacks, leave a comment here and we’ll send you the link.

04/02/2026

A child’s behavior is often a reflection of how full (or empty) their emotional cup feels.
Connection, validation, and encouragement go a long way. 💛 🥤
Filling their cup doesn’t take big moments, just small, consistent ones.
The way we listen, validate, and connect becomes their inner voice.

03/18/2026

Creating a sensory room isn’t important…

…it’s essential! Sensory rooms are vital for kids, and not just Neurodivergent children. Sensory rooms are meant to build all areas of a child’s sensory system not only to prevent learning challenges, but to support foundational learning elements in the classroom.

Sensory rooms don’t need to be extravagant or expensive. You can start out small and continue to add elements that target your child or student’s specific needs.

They are also wonderful for providing “calm down” spaces in classrooms or in schools when kids are feeling:

🧘‍♂️Overloaded
🧘‍♂️Emotional and can’t self-regulate
🧘‍♂️Triggered by too much sensory stimuli
🧘‍♂️Wild, rambunctious, lots of excess energy

To get you started, we have a list of all our sensory room favorites to give you an idea of where to begin. All you need is a small space and focus items that meet the child’s needs.

Download our NEW sensory room equipment list using the link below or grab the link in our profile.

🔗https://ilslearningcorner.com/2017-06-sensory-room-how-to-build-a-successful-sensory-room-for-greater-brain-development/?utm_source=Google%20Ads&utm_medium=Test2&utm_campaign=Test3

03/18/2026

03/18/2026

Uno de los principales objetivos de los padres y madres, es que su hijo/a se sienta amado y comprendido, pero cuando venimos de historias de maltrato, se nos hace más complicado.
Validar, es escuchar y acompañar, sin juzgar, mirando más allá de la conducta.
En la medida que como adultos practiquemos la escucha, el diálogo, la mirada, la comprensión, en esa medida nuestros hijos/as saben que pueden contar con nosotros.
Tus hijos/as te pedirán ayuda verbalmente si te tienen confianza o a través de su indiferencia y “malas” conductas, cuando no saben cómo acercarse a ti.
No se trata de ser perfectos, sino de ser accesible, que tus hijos/as sepan que pueden contar contigo, sin que les niegues el vivir sus propias experiencias.

03/18/2026

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