SENSORY INTEGRATION THERAPY
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"How to Help Sensory
Integration Disorder"
Why
can't Johnny sit still? Why does Jane spit out her food? Why
is Jack so rough? Why does John grind his teeth? Why does
Jane Hit? It's called Sensory Integration or Sensory
Processing. Although everyone processes sensory information,
we interpret sensory information differently from one
another.
Sensory
Integration can be multiplied and getting treatment is a must!
Sensory integration therapy is essentially a form of
occupational therapy, and it is generally offered by specially
trained occupational therapists. It involves specific sensory
activities (swinging, bouncing, brushing, and more) that are
intended to help the patient regulate his or her sensory response.
The outcome of these activities may be better focus, improved behavior, and even lowered anxiety.
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 Lisa Berry, MOTR/L |
Occupational therapy secrets...
| Someone dragging their fingers across a chalkboard or
certain food textures may bother one person, but not
another. When the way a person interprets or processes
information from their senses interferes with learning and
daily routines, it is considered Sensory Integration
Dysfunction (SID) or Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD).
Independent studies show that Sensory Integration
Dysfunction can be found in up to 70% of children who are
considered learning disabled by schools. But most go
undiagnosed. |
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Here's just a few things the book covers all in " How to help
Sensory Integration at Home or School.
- What is the Senses: Proprioception and Vestibular
- Continuum of Sensory Integration
- How is Sensory Integration Dysfunction Detected?
- What does Lack of Sensory Integration look like?
- What does Lack of Sensory Integration look like in the
classroom?
- How to Easily Incorporate sensory activities throughout the
day
- Incorporating Proprioceptive Strategies
- General Sensory Strategies for the classroom/home.
- Calming Activities
- Alerting Activities
- Multisensory Learning Activities.
- Weighted Blanket?
- Auditory Processing Disorder
- Occupational Therapy Activities Home/School
Here's The Bottom Line on Sensory Processing Disorder...
Sensory integration therapy is essentially a form of occupational
therapy, and it is generally offered by specially trained
occupational therapists as in this DVD. It involves specific sensory
activities (swinging, bouncing, brushing, and more) that are
intended to help the patient regulate his or her sensory response.
The outcome of these activities may be better focus, improved
behavior, and even lowered anxiety.
Many well-meaning occupational therapists have learned just a
little about sensory integration therapy, and may be doing a poor
job of implementing the approach. This DVD show the correct ways,
from a well trained occupational therapists.
Order for $5.85 and begin making helping someone with
Sensory Integration Disorder today.
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Thank you
Lisa Berry
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