We often speak of ADHD as an attention deficit disorder — a child who can't sit still, who disconnects, forgets things, gets scattered.But what if, before struggling to give attention, this child had first and foremost lacked... received attention? Not a lack of love....

Some children seem to be constantly on the move—they love jumping, touching, making noise, or rocking back and forth. This behavior can sometimes feel overwhelming for adults. These are often described as “sensory-seeking children.” This is not a disorder, but a specific neurological need: their sensory system requires more input to feel balanced and regulated. In this article, you’ll learn how to recognize a sensory-seeking profile, understand why this behavior occurs, and discover gentle, effective ways to support these children through tools like kinesiology, primitive reflex integration, and body-based approaches.

Discover what hypersensitivity really is: a rich neuro-emotional functioning, often misunderstood, that can become a real strength. In this article, I explain how to recognize hypersensitivity, understand its mechanisms thanks to neuroscience and transform this sensitivity into a resource thanks to kinesiology, hypnosis, primitive reflexes and other natural approaches that I offer at Blossom Therapies in Lausanne.