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Sensory Processing Disorder & Sensory Integration Dysfunction Related Resources

Although I am trying, I recognize that one website alone can never offer everything every visitor is looking for.

This is particularly difficult in the case of sensory processing disorders, as the severity of symptoms and co-morbidity with other related diagnoses makes "comprehensive" some difficult shoes to fill.

It is with this in mind that I turn to my preferred partners for help. I truly want to offer you, the visitor, the most comprehensive experience you can have.

Therefore, I am currently compiling a list of valuable resources that will compliment the information within this site and take you in directions you need to go! Bear with me as I build this list and check back often for frequent new listings.

I truly hope you find the links below helpful in your search for education, understanding and support...


SensoryCritters.com Your source for hand-made weighted blankets, lap pads, neck wraps, sensory toys, tubs, and more!

ATeachAbout.com Bringing Sensory Integration and Sensory Processing to Schools, Homes, and Clinics
Diana A. Henry, MS, OTR/L and Henry OT Services, Inc. offer school based and individual occupational therapy services to support the mandates of IDEA 2004 and 'No Child Left Behind.' We provide sensory 'tools' materials and present workshops across the USA and internationally. Our mission on ATEACHABOUT is to promote understanding and awareness of issues related to sensory processing, sensory integration and the sensory systems. These may influence attention, motor coordination, social participation, behavior and even violence in schools. The Sensory Processing Measure (SPM) will promote collaboration between schools, homes, and clinics.

StarCenter.us The mission of STAR Center is to provide research-based family-centered care for children with learning, behavior, attention, and motor difficulties as well as for adults seeking improved memory, mental processing, and general well-being. STAR’s unique therapeutic method combines listening therapy and occupational therapy to create a natural and highly effective approach. The center focuses on treatment plans for adults and children with AD/HD, learning difficulties, motor planning difficulties, auditory processing difficulties, Sensory Processing Disorder, and autistic spectrum disorders.

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SensoryResources.com Resources for raising children with sensory motor, developmental, and social-emotional challenges... including workshops, videos, audios and more.

SensorySmarts.com Website dedicated to and expanding on the best seller "Raising A Sensory Smart Child": The Definitive Handbook for Helping Your Child with Sensory Integration Issues

SI Focus.com An international resource to parents and professionals who want to stay informed regarding how to improve sensory integration and how to address sensory processing deficits and disorders.

ChildrensDisabilities.info Website dedicated to empowering parents of children with special needs.

Homeschool Resources If you are homeschooling, THIS is the homeschool resources guide for you! A comprehensive listing of websites, free materials and worksheets, support, curriculum, and more!.

KidSource.com In-depth & timely education & healthcare information that will make a difference in the lives of parents & children.

SPDNetwork.org Our vision is to help an international community of families and colleagues improve the quality of life for children, adolescents, and adults with Sensory Processing Disorder.

Kid-Power.org A support and informational site for families living with cerebral palsy and other disabilities (including Sensory Integration Dysfunction).

WPSPublish.com Western Psychological Services (WPS) is a leading publisher of tests, books, software, and therapy tools for professionals in psychology, education, and allied fields.

KIDFoundation.org A website which focuses on research, education, and advocacy related to Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD).

SensoryNation.com Edited by the mother of a SID Kid, who's son achieved extraordinary success and returned to a "normal childhood"; our mission is to provide parents and loved-ones a helpful place to start and start talking!

OTAWatertown.com OTA-Watertown (Massachusetts) is nationally recognized as a premier therapy site. Our therapists are highly trained specialists in pediatrics and sensory integration. Our staff provides training to OT students and therapists from around the country. And in 2002, we established The Spiral Foundation, a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to support continued research on sensory integration dysfunction.

LDResources.org The LD Resources web site has been providing information for people with learning disabilities and people who work with people with learning disabilities since 1995. Their "new version" of LD Resources is technically a weblog (blog) with RSS feeds to keep you informed and up-to-date.

Books, Books, And MORE Books (and other related products)! Books about SPD and everything related...from Autism to Asperger's, social stories to OT treatment, Occupational Therapy assessments to texts, special needs to specific learning disabilities...over 200 resources for all your SPD related needs! For parents, caregivers, teachers, OT's, other professionals, and/or children. Your one stop shop!

SPDParentSHARE.com Join us in spreading the word about SPD! Parents and professionals across the nation are teaming up to become SPD Parent Hosts, educating and supporting people in their own communities about Sensory Processing Disorder. Come see what we are doing and what we are all about. Together we WILL make a difference! As we say at SPDParentSHARE... "It is not enough to prepare our children for the world, we must prepare the world for our children".

SID-DSI_AllAboutKids Support Group This is a group created to help and support children, families,and teachers, who are dealing with Sensory Processing Disorder. This invisible disorder affects these children's lives in very sad, and profound ways. The treatment, and therapies that are used to help these "lost children" show bright promise, and hope to all of us. Come in and learn how you can help your child, or student. And even yourself!

SPD Adult SHARE Support Group This group has been created as a source of support for Adults who have or live with someone who has Sensory Processing Disorder. Experienced Adults who have found hope and help share their successes and treatment options with those seeking a better life.

Picky Eating Adults Support Group What happens to children who are picky eaters who grow up to be adults and still have the problem. Am I the only one? I know you are out there... lets connect and share our life stories. If you avoid formal dinners at all costs. This forum could be for you. This is a terrible problem and it is so painful dealing with it alone. But now you don't have to!

SensoryProject.com The Sensory Project aims to promote the use of sensory and movement approaches to enhance health, learning and well being for all through resource development, research, training and support services, and therapy services. It is based at the Knowledge Spa in Truro, Cornwall, United Kingdom. Occupational therapist Kathryn Smith, of Cornwall Partnership NHS Trust, was selected as the winner of the prestigious Stannah Stairlifts/College of OT, Occupational Therapist of the Year Award 2007. Kathryn has used her knowledge and experience of occupational therapy to develop pioneering technology – primarily the Be SMaRT™ Cart. This ‘sensory room in a box’ was the idea that so impressed the judging panel and is a prime example of her drive to make occupational therapy a more valued profession – which is what the Stannah Stairlifts/College of OT Award is primarily all about . Kathryn’s work with the Be SMaRT™ Cart has proved to have huge potential and Kathryn’s passion to improve the lives of her patients is clear. Visit her website to find out more!
 

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