Books like Raising a sensory smart child by Lindsey Biel
This book is written by Lindsey Biel, a parent of a child with sensory integration dysfunction, and an occupational therapist. It provides a warm and accessible guide for parents, therapists, and teachers. The authors explain what sensory integration issues are, their symptoms, and how to support a child who has them. The book also offers practical tips and strategies for everyday life, including sensory breaks, calming techniques, and classroom accommodations. The authors use clear language and real-life examples to make the book easy to understand.
First publish date: 2005
Genre: Health & Medicine/General Health
Authors: Lindsey Biel
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