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Sensory Treatment Yields Promising Results for Children with AutismA study from Temple University researchers, presented at the American Occupational Therapy Association’s 2008 conference, found that children with autistic spectrum disorders who underwent sensory integration therapy exhibited fewer autistic mannerisms compared to children who received standard treatments. Such mannerisms, including repetitive hand movements or actions, making noises, jumping or having highly restricted interests, often interfere with paying attention and learning. The Sensory Processing Disorder Dad: Keeping up with the MOMAs a dad of a child with Sensory Processing Disorder, it has been a rollercoaster. Things are constantly changing; moving forward and backwards. It is a magical time for parents and I mean that in the most literal way. My Kid’s Not Misbehaving. He’s Got Sensory Processing Disorder.Lately I’ve noticed a few more of your longer-than-necessary glances in our direction when I’m out with my son, Henry. I’d like to say that it’s his magnetic smile and attractive wardrobe, but I’m afraid that’s not always the reason. It seems that my son’s sensory behavior has been capturing a bit more of your attention that it used to. Subscribe to the Sensory Processing Disorder Blog
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Donate Now and Carol Kranowitz will Match Your Donation! - Would you like to participate in an online research project? It will only take an hour. Participants will automatically be entered in a drawing to win an $80 Amazon voucher. – See our latest research about the physiological and behavioral differences between kids with Sensory Processing Disorder and kids with Autism. Sensory Processing Disorder EDUCATION – Now you can see Dr. A. Jean Ayres working with children and talking about Sensory Processing Disorder in our latest e-Learning class. –Save the date for "new conversations about SPD" at our 11th International Symposium in Seattle!
Sensory Processing Disorder ADVOCACY – Grassroots parent groups are raising awareness of Sensory Processing Disorder in communities worldwide. Learn about our SPD-Parent Connections program. |
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