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10 Reasons Caregivers Should NOT Fear TherapyI had my initial fears with putting my oldest daughter into therapy. She was so affected by her sensory issues, and we’d tried so many different avenues, I didn’t want to put her through any more…. Read more... Kids 6-17 Needed for Fun Brainwaves Study For SPDWe are looking for typically developing children and children diagnosed with SPD between the ages of 6 and 17 to participate in a fun brainwaves study… Read more... Let’s Focus on the PositiveMy biggest fear for Madison since we began this adventure of Sensory Processing Disorder is that people/kids would notice her differences and make her feel bad. When she was younger… Read more... Subscribe to the Sensory Processing Disorder Blog
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Sensory Processing Disorder RESEARCH – See our latest research about the physiological and behavioral differences between kids with Sensory Processing Disorder and kids with Autism. Sensory Processing Disorder EDUCATION – Now you can see Dr. A. Jean Ayres working with children and talking about Sensory Processing Disorder in our latest e-Learning class. Boston 2012! Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation's 14th Annual Symposium and Parent Workshop. Sensory Processing Disorder ADVOCACY – Grassroots parent groups are raising awareness of Sensory Processing Disorder in communities worldwide. Learn more about our SPD Parent Connections program. |
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