A step-by-step guide on how you can help your sensory child manage day-to-day challenges Do strong smells or certain food textures trigger vomiting in your child? Does your child have major meltdowns when foreign things touch him/her?
A step-by-step guide on how you can help your sensory child manage day-to-day challenges Do strong smells or certain food textures trigger vomiting in your child? Does your child have major meltdowns when foreign things touch him/her? Does your child not feel pain when he/she’s supposed to?
Wondering what a parent is supposed to do in such situations? To answer this question, we will need to take a deeper look at sensory processing disorder (SPD). From this book, you will learn: What is sensory processing disorder? What are some common behaviors of different types of SPD that are often overlooked? What are the differences between SPD and some other look-alike conditions like ADHD, OCD, ODD and anxiety disorder? Can SPD be cured? What are some of the available therapy options? A step-by-step practical guide on how to manage SPD at home (e.g. getting dressed, washing up), at school (e.g. sitting still, doing homework), and in the community (e.g. grocery shopping, walking in a crowded environment) How can I explain my child’s sensory needs to family, friends and their teachers?
Learn how you can empower your child and help him/her thrive today!
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