Sensory and Motor Problems in Individuals with
Asperger’s Syndrome
Course Resources
Web Sites
There are many resources on the web related to sensory integration.
They can be found by using “sensory integration” as
the key words in the search. Below are some of our favorites:
S.I Network
This site has information for all kinds of consumers, families,
educators, therapists etc.
http://www.sinetwork.org
KidPower
When you reach this site, scroll down until you find the sensory
integration link. This section of the site has a variety of articles
including, “A Synopsis of Treatment: A Story of Development”
and “Sensory Room: Suggestions for Your Home”.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/9021
Children’s Disability Information
This site has information on many disabilities. The web address
below will link you to the sensory integration information. Included
are a variety of articles including articles on prematurity and
sensory integration, sensory integration in children adopted from
institutions, feeding problems in children with sensory integration
difficulties among others.
http://www.community.com/disability/sensory_integration/
Henry Occupational Therapy Services
One of the interesting articles on this site is entitled, “Sensory
Diet Applications and Environmental Modifications: A Winning Combination”
It contains some suggestions for home and school for children with
sensory integration difficulties. Other information is also available
at this the site under the heading “articles”..
http://www.henryot.com/index.htm
Sensory Integration Links
This site lists many of the other major sites that contain information
on sensory integration.
http://www.ssepac.org/links/sensory_integration.htm
Products/Equipment
Southpaw Enterprises
This company carries many of the pieces of equipment that are commonly
used in sensory integration treatment.
http://www.southpawenterprises.com
Sensory Comfort
This company is a source for some hard to find items such as socks
without seams.
http://www.sensorycomfort.com
Therapro
At this site are a variety of products including books, toys, special
scissors etc.
http://www.theraproducts.com
Sensory Resources
Sells audio-tapes, CDs, videos, and books related to sensory integration.
Also sponsors conferences on sensory integration.
www.SensoryResources.com
PDP Products and Professional Development Programs
Developmental learning materials, sensory integration treatment
products and publications, and continuing education seminars.
www.members.aol.com/prodevprg
Pocket Full of Therapy
Unique collection of educational and therapeutic toys and materials
for use in the clinic, at school, or at home.
www.pfot.com
Books
The Out of Sync Child: Recognizing and Copying with Sensory
Integration Dysfunction by Carol Stock Kranowitz and Larry
B. Sliver. New York: Skylight Press (1998)
Answers to Questions Teachers Ask About Sensory Integration,
(Second Edition). by C. S. Kranowitz, S. Szklut, L Balzer-Martin,
E. Haber, and D.I. Sava. (Las Vegas: Sensory Resources LLC. (2002)
Sensory Integration and the Child by A. Jean Ayres. Los
Angeles: Western Psychological Services (1979)
SenseAbilities—Understanding Sensory Integration
by M.C. Trott, M.K. Laurel, &s.L. Windek. San Antonio: Therapy
Skill Builders (1993)
Sensory Defensiveness in Children—An Intervention Guide
for Parents and Other Caretakers. By P. Wilbarger & J.L.
Wilbarger. Santa Barbara , CA: Avanti Educational Programs. (1991)
Tapes
Making Sense of Sensory Integration by J. Koomar, S. Szklut,
& S. Cermak. Belle Curve Records
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