60 Seconds on SPD (sample sensory diets)

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This is from a once a week newsletter from Ideal Lives:

KathyR

60 Seconds on SPD

Well, hello there Kathy

I sure hope everything is going great for you today!

I've been quite busy this week with doing online research!

I'm always on the internet, Kathy -looking for

informative SPD articles and I found some that I think you'll really

like.

If your child has a sensory processing disorder, then chances are

good that you have spent some time talking with an OT about his/her

sensory diet.

In other words -- the activities your child needs to do each day to

meet his/her sensory needs.

It can be a challenge to come up with just the right " menu " for

your child and it's definitely something you should do in

partnership with your child's OT, but here are some samples other

parents and professionals have shared to help get you started:

Sample 1:

http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?rWn9Au7Hdee5zN2lQG_jHw

Sample 2:

http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?03bWWS1lFdRkDg83fa7r8Q

Sample 3:

http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?qNYbDJ0ukSmY2hYWGO0lrw

Sample 4:

http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?ciguggq4Iczu6MzFJtMO8A

Sample 5:

http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?D0iONPa0uUQp7kirNLCLmw

IMPORTANT NOTE: Keep in mind that every child has a different

sensory profile, and that not all activities on another child's

sensory diet will be appropriate or useful for your child.

Well, thanks again for joining us,

Take care,

Connecting Advocates to Answers at:

Ideal Lives - http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?_otqlHXkGOybGHlWDYMfEg

Ideal Lives Project, 416 Frances, Enid, Oklahoma 73703, USA

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wow!! This is a great resource. Looks so unassuming too ;-)Kathy Ratkiewicz <Kathy_R@...> wrote: This is from a once a week newsletter from Ideal Lives:KathyR 60 Seconds on SPDWell, hello there KathyI sure hope everything is going great for you today!I've been quite busy this

week with doing online research!I'm always on the internet, Kathy -looking forinformative SPD articles and I found some that I think you'll reallylike.If your child has a sensory processing disorder, then chances aregood that you have spent some time talking with an OT about his/hersensory diet. In other words -- the activities your child needs to do each day tomeet his/her sensory needs.It can be a challenge to come up with just the right "menu" foryour child and it's definitely something you should do inpartnership with your child's OT, but here are some samples otherparents and professionals have shared to help get you started:Sample 1:http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?rWn9Au7Hdee5zN2lQG_jHwSample 2:http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?03bWWS1lFdRkDg83fa7r8QSample 3:http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?qNYbDJ0ukSmY2hYWGO0lrwSample 4:http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?ciguggq4Iczu6MzFJtMO8ASample 5:http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?D0iONPa0uUQp7kirNLCLmwIMPORTANT NOTE: Keep in mind that every child has a differentsensory profile, and that not all activities on another child'ssensory diet will be appropriate or useful for your child. Well, thanks again for joining us, Take care, Connecting Advocates to Answers at:Ideal Lives - http://clicks.aweber.com/z/ct/?_otqlHXkGOybGHlWDYMfEgIdeal Lives Project, 416 Frances, Enid, Oklahoma 73703, USA __________________________________________________