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The key difference between a meltdown and a tantrum lies in their causes, triggers, and how they are resolved.Meltdown (Emotional Overload Reaction)✅ Cause: A meltdown occurs when a person, often someone with autism, becomes overwhelmed by sensory overload, stress, frustration, or changes in routine. Their brain struggles to process everything, leading to a loss of control.✅ Behavior: • Crying, screaming, self-soothing behaviors (rocking, covering ears, etc.) • Running away or hiding • Self-harm

Does your child tend to melt down during therapy? Is the child scared during vestibular exercises? Have you figured out if your child struggles with sensory integration? Is he a seeker or an avoider? Does he still have primitive reflexes? If so certain positions can be really difficult for your child. Is he old enough to start using boundaries at home? For example, when you tell your child it’s time to stop playing or watching a video, does he have a meltdown? Do you let him throw the tantrum if

Every tantrum has a message. Not ‘bad behaviour’, but a need the...