Many books on sensory integration deal most intensively with preschool-age children, since this is the age at which problems may really start to show and cause the child and parents the most trouble. But sensory integration has complications and special management needs at all ages. Here are some trouble spots and strategies.
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Sensory Integration Disorder Sections
- Introduction to Sensory Integration Disorder
- Getting a Diagnosis
- Look-Alike Problems
- Just a Piece of the Puzzle
- Occupational Therapy Using a Sensory Integration Approach
- The Sensory Diet
- The Parent As Therapist
- The Tactile Sense
- The Visual Sense
- The Auditory Sense
- The Gustatory and Olfactory Senses
- The Vestibular Sense
- The Proprioceptive Sense
- Motor Planning
- Low Muscle Tone
- Hypersensitivity and Hyposensitivity
- Sensory Integration and Behavior
- Sensory Integration at Home
- Sensory Integration at School
- Sensory Integration at Play
- Sensory Integration in the Community
- Sensory Integration at All Ages
- Explaining Sensory Integration to Your Child
- Helping Children Manage Their Sensory Needs
- Sensory Integration and You
- Books and Websites
- Sources for Sensory Integration Products
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