SensoryNation: A Place to Start and Start Talking About Sensory Integration Dysfunction.

Information about Sensory Integration Dysfunction abounds; You simply have to find it! Below are some places to start:

Books | Classes and Seminars | Local Support Groups | Magazines and Newsletters

Online Discussion Groups | Products | Professional Organizations | Related Organizations

Resource Databases | Scholarships/Grants | Sensory Diet | SID FAQs

Books

Answers to Questions Teachers Ask About Sensory Integration

Enzymes for Digestive Health and Nutritional Wealth

The Highly Sensitive Child

The Out-of-Sync Child

Too Loud, Too Bright, Too Fast, Too Tight

Sensory Secrets: How to Jump-Start Learning in Children

Sensory Integration: Theory and Practice

Classes and Seminars

Ayres Clinic Courses and Workshops

Alert Program Conferences

Diana Henry Workshops

Professional Development Programs

Sensory Resources Workshops

SIERF Online Courses

Local Support Groups

DSI Parent Connections

Gluten-Free/Casein-Free Support Groups

Gluten-Free/Casein-Free Parent Support System

Magazines/Newletters

Sensory Integration Quarterly

Online Discussion Groups

Kids with Sensory Integration Dysfunction Group

Sensory Integration Disorder Group

Sensory Integration Group

Dietary Interventions Group

Dietary and Supplement Intervention Discussion

Enzyme Therapy Discussion

Gluten-free/Casein-free Diet Group

Occupational Therapy Group

Products

Pocket Full of Therapy

Sensory Comfort

Sensory Resources

Southpaw Enterprises

WPS Sensory Integration Products

Professional Organizations

American Academy of Osteopathy

American Hippotherapy Association

American Occupational Therapy Association

Autism Network for Dietary Intervention

Autism Research Institute

Dyslexia Research Trust

College of Syntonic Optometry

National Association for Child Development

Society for Auditory Intervention Techniques

Related Organizations and Foundations

DevDelay Resources

Pediatric Therapy Network

Sensory Integration Education & Resource Foundation

Sensory Integration Network

Sensory-Integration.net

Sensory Processing Disorder Network

Resource Databases

AOTA Specialist Directory

Sensory Processing Disorder Resource Directory

Sensory Integration Int'l Therapists Database

Scholarships/Grants

Sensory Diet/Exercises

Applications and Environmental Modifications

Music Therapy

Table of Exercises

Sensory Integration FAQs & Articles

Ayres Clinic FAQ

Cindy Hatch-Rasmussen's "Sensory Integration"

ERIC.org's " Understanding Sensory Integration"

Incredible Horizon's Signs, Symptoms and Background Information on Sensory Integration

Interview with Carol Stock Kranowitz

Linda Stephens' "SID in Young Children"

Sensory Integration Dysfunction: Definitions, Evaluations, Solutions

Sensory Integration International's SID FAQ

Sensory Integration Network's "What is Sensory Integration?

SI Challenge's FAQ

SIERF's "What is DSI?" presentation

Many organizations supporting austism research provide treatment and research information about SID. This is because while many SIDKids are at all autistic, most autistic children exhibit problems with sensory integration. So check it out, even if your SIDKid isn't an autistic one!

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"And I - I took the road less travelled by, And that has made all the difference. " - Robert Frost, 1874 –1963.

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