When this little girl came in, we had already run a full set of labs, and what we found were clear markers of neural inflammation that directly affect the basal ganglia. This part of the brain plays a major role in emotional regulation, sensory processing, sleep, and anxiety. When it is inflamed, kids often become overwhelmed, anxious, or hypersensitive, not because they are choosing those reactions but because the brain is struggling to regulate. Once we started care, we focused on lowering tha

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Many kids on the spectrum experience sensory overload. Bright lights feel intense, certain sounds feel overwhelming, and even gentle touch can feel uncomfortable. These reactions aren’t “on purpose.” Their nervous system is simply processing sensory input differently. When the brain has trouble filtering incoming information, everyday sensations can feel like too much. That can show up as covering ears, avoiding touch, or needing sunglasses indoors. There are ways to support a calmer sensory sys