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tina 
IN RESPONSE TO THE ARTICLE, I CRIED WOW, had goosepimples all over my body when i read this, this poem is my daughter Aliyah who is 8 years old, …

You Are Doing It Right -- You're Just Not Done Yet 
Hi- I just read your story and the rest of my story. It is so much like my story. My son was diagnosed ADHD, and also sensory integration, NVLD, and …

My Son the SuperHero 
So,I have recently found out that my 7 year old has SPD. That doesn't really change much because he is an awesome kid. He is sarcastic, funny, smart …

I cried 
Today I decided to write this to you all. Some of you may never get the idea I am trying to share, but that’s ok because I can’t fix everything, as you …

Yes, I know my son's shoes are on the wrong feet, thank you! 
My grandson was diagnosed with SPD just before he turned 2 years old. He's now 3 and his symptoms have worsened considerably over this past year. The …

Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) and Social Security Disability Benefits 
Applying for Disability Benefits for a Child with a Sensory Processing Disorder Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a condition that is characterized …

Sensory Processing Adults: The Forgotten Ones Not rated yet
Sensory Processing Adults: The Forgotten Ones By Lisa Graubart, LCSW-R Imagine bumping into walls, having difficulty negotiating space, being uncoordinated …

Creator of RelaxaBaby ApP Not rated yet
My RelaxaBaby app vibrations will cure any of these SPD's in any baby or child. Progress will be obvious in less than a week. Try to prove me wrong. …

Pediatric Sleep Consultant- mother of three Not rated yet
Benefits of the Slumber Sleeper for Special Needs Children Some sleep experts estimate that up to thirty percent of all children struggle with sleep …

My experience of the Forbrain headset  Not rated yet
I recall the days when my son received early intervention services at our area pediatric therapy center. One evening a week, while I waited for my son, …

Common sensory activities - initial research paper Not rated yet
Common sensory activities The main goal of SensoryTreat is to help parents and OTs cope with the overwhelming challenge of sensory therapy carryover. …

The Light of Life® Practitioner Not rated yet
I am reaching out to parents of kids on The Spectrum to tell them about a free talk and Q&A being given by a man named Howard Y. Lee, Founder of The Light …

Inventor of Swring; Owner of Swring Co Inc  Not rated yet
Swrings for children with autism are making news nationwide. You may see coverage on www.swring.com. Occupational therapists agree it is the single most …

See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil Not rated yet
See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. The visual of this simple proverb makes me think of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). The "evil" in this case …

Visual Processing Disorders Not rated yet
In addition to the other sensory processing disorders there are a number of visual processing difficulties that need to be considered. These include …

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Ten Things Every Child With Autism Wishes You Knew Truly one of the MOST AMAZING, INSPIRING articles I have ever read! Written through the eyes of an autistic child. The author, Ellen Notbohm, has recently won the "iParenting Media's Greatest Products of 2005" Award for her new book (with the same title as this article). Please don't miss this one!

The SPD Parent Survival Guide! After an evaluation is completed, and therapy has begun, there is finally hope. But we still have a long road ahead of us of living with these disorders. How do we survive? A MUST READ!

The Origins Of Sensory Processing Disorders Understanding the evolution and criticism of sensory processing disorders, based on the work of A. Jean Ayres. What must we do now...how do we prove it and spread the word this is REAL?


Ten Tips To Help Your Picky Eater Destry Maycock, a social worker with 11 years of experience helping families, shares ten wonderful, specific picky eater tips that truly work.

Sensory Defensiveness Looking for a thorough, concise summary of the variety of sensory defensiveness symptoms and what to do about it? Then this article is for YOU!

SPD Co-morbidity Is it Sensory Processing Disorder, something else, or both? Check out the symptoms of look-alike diagnoses and gain insight into the confusion of SPD co-morbidity.

The SPD Advocate: Dealing With The "Unwilling" & The "Unbelievers" How to deal with the "unwilling" and "unbelievers" when trying to explain or educate them about SPD. Learn how to be the best advocate for your child.

I'm An SPD Advocate... Are YOU? One mother's beautiful story about being an SPD advocate for her little boy. Words of strength, wisdom, and courage...and resources to help YOU become the best advocate you can be!

What IS Sensory Integration Need help understanding Sensory Processing Disorder / Sensory Integration Dysfunction? Here is a simple, concrete, easy to understand explanation, in every day language.

SPD Signs, Signals, and Symptoms The next time you hear some of these words, really listen...you may actually be hearing the signs, signals, and symptoms of Sensory Processing Disorder.

Tips For Finding OT (Occupational Therapy) Services So, you know you need to get connected with an Occupational Therapist. Now, where do you begin finding OT Services? Right here!

Bathtime Fun Looking for some awesome home made ideas, products, bath games and songs to make bath time fun? Bath time can be "torture" for little ones with tactile defensiveness. Need help? Look no further!

Therapeutic Listening Program The Therapeutic Listening Program (TM) emphasizes integration of the auditory and vestibular systems together. If your child has sensory integration/sensory processing disorders and has problems with self-regulation, modulation, social skills, auditory, proprioceptive and/or vestibular sense, then THIS is the program for you!

Therapeutic Listening Guidelines Before purchasing ANY cd's, headphones, or cd players for the Therapeutic Listening Program, PLEASE read these IMPORTANT guidelines.

Financial Help For Sensory Products Struggling to make ends meet AND get the sensory products your child needs? Here are some wonderful tips to assist YOU with finding financial help for sensory products.

Commonly Used Diagnostic Codes For SPD Are you looking for help to bill insurance companies for OT services for SPD? Then THIS list of commonly used diagnostic codes for SPD will help!

SPD Or Food Allergies? When a child has made little progress in SPD therapy, it MAY be a delayed reaction to foods that is the culprit or hindrance to therapy. Come find out... SPD or food allergies?

The Sensory Sensitive Child  Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columnist, Polly Drew writes about "The Sensory Sensitive Child", a wonderful resource for explaining and addressing behavior problems associated with DSI / SPD.

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