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kin:pathic

K:P provides child-centered educational, behavioral, and wellness services in southern NH and northern MA.

12/23/2025

We were lucky enough to have Santa visit us at the NLC this week.

Our kiddos had extended, pressure-free time to sit with Santa, connect in their own ways, and capture photos we sent home to their families.

Watching each child interact on their own terms was truly heartwarming. Some big smiles, some quiet moments playing with Santa, and lots of love. All of it was met with patience, warmth, and gifts from the jolly old man himself.

It was a day full of holiday magic and we were so happy to be a part of it.
Read more about it in our blog: https://kinpathic.com/blog/events/a-santa-visit-the-kinpathic-way/

12/21/2025

Today marks the winter solstice. Today may be the shortest day of the year, but it's a reminder that brighter days are ahead of us.

We are holding space for rest, reflection, and gentle growth as the season shifts.
Wishing our families, clients, and team a peaceful start to winter. ❄️

12/19/2025

Gift giving can come with big feelings, big reactions, and big expectations.
When kids are overwhelmed, politeness can feel like too much all at once.
Gratitude grows best when children feel calm, safe, and supported.

💬 One small shift lets kids experience the season with joy, not pressure.

12/18/2025

Holiday gifts can be exciting, but they also come with big feelings, waiting, and new expectations. A little practice ahead of time can help kids feel more confident and calm when it’s time to give and receive.

🔹 Practice taking turns and opening first with wrapped books or toys at home
🔹 Model gratitude like “thank you” or “I love it”
🔹 Take turns giving by handing a gift to someone else and waiting for them to open
🔹 Focus on effort, not perfection – Any attempt at waiting, sharing, or responding counts

🎄 Gift moments are about connection, not performance. Small practice now can make holiday exchanges feel joyful and manageable.

12/15/2025

✨ Holiday Spirit Week is coming to our Nashua Learning Center! ✨
We’re looking forward to a cozy, playful week filled with connection and fun as we head into the holiday break.

🎄 Monday 12/22: Ugly Sweater Day
🍬 Tuesday 12/23: Candy Cane Day (stripes encouraged)
🛌 Wednesday 12/24: Pajama Day (half day, closing at noon)

The center will be closed Thursday 12/25 and Friday 12/26 for the holiday.

Wishing our community moments of warmth, joy, and togetherness this season 💛

12/12/2025

Yesterday our whole kin:pathic team came together for a full Professional Development day in our new admin space. All of our conference rooms were buzzing as therapists learned our updated systems and prepared for the big transition coming in 2026.

Grateful for a team that shows up with curiosity, compassion, and a shared commitment to growing together.

12/11/2025

December is full of excitement, changes, and special events. For many children, even fun disruptions can feel overwhelming. Simple routines can bring calm and predictability back into their day.

🔹 Keep one or two anchors – A steady morning routine or consistent bedtime can ground the whole day
🔹 Use visuals – A simple picture schedule helps your child understand what’s happening next
🔹 Prepare for changes – Talk through upcoming visitors, parties, or errands ahead of time
🔹 Build in calm moments – Quiet breaks, a favorite toy, or a cozy corner can help reset when the day gets busy

💡 Holiday magic lands best when kids feel safe and supported. A little routine helps the season feel joyful instead of overwhelming.

12/08/2025

🎄 Our kin:pathic holiday party at Hampshire Hills this weekend filled our hearts right up. We gathered our incredible team for dinner, music, dancing, and so much joy as a small thank you for the big love they bring to our families every day. The night was full of laughs, connection, holiday spirit, and truly delicious food.

Grateful for this team today and always.

12/05/2025

The holidays bring bright lights, surprises, and big feelings.
Kids don’t melt down because they’re “too excited”
They melt down because their bodies are working hard to process everything.

A compassionate pause gives them what they need
connection first, regulation second.

Small shifts like this help children feel safe in a season that can be a lot for their senses.

12/04/2025

Holiday decorations bring sparkle and excitement—but all that color, noise, and change can feel like a lot for young autistic kids. A little planning can make it a joyful experience instead of a stressful one.

🔹 Start small – Add one decoration at a time so your child can adjust to new sights and sounds
🔹 Invite participation – Let them hang an ornament, plug in the lights, or place their favorite décor
🔹 Respect sensory needs – Avoid flashing lights or loud music if it feels overstimulating
🔹 Celebrate their choices – Praise their ideas and creativity, even if things look a little “unique”

💡 Decorating together builds independence, confidence, and shared joy—one ornament (or garland) at a time.

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, our hearts are full.

We’re deeply thankful for our incredible therapists whose compassion, creativity, and care light up every session. For the families who trust us to walk beside them on their journeys. And for the wider kin:pathic community who share our belief in a more compassionate, inclusive world.

Every small victory, every smile, every moment of connection reminds us why we do what we do.

From all of us at kin:pathic, we wish you a peaceful, joyful, and gratitude-filled Thanksgiving. 🍂🦃

11/26/2025

Thanksgiving is about connection, comfort, and gratitude, but those big ideas start with small, teachable moments. Even simple ways of showing “thank you” help children feel included and proud.

🔹 Model gratitude – Say thank you out loud to family members and friends
🔹 Practice participation – Let your child help set the table, stir a dish, or place napkins
🔹 Offer choices – Picking their plate, seat, or food helps them feel part of the celebration
🔹 Celebrate effort – Praise each small act of kindness or cooperation during the day

💡 Gratitude grows through experience. When children see and share kindness in action, the holiday becomes meaningful in their own way.

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78 Northeastern Boulevard, Unit 3/4
Nashua, NH
03031

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Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm

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http://kinpathic.com/

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