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Hi - I'm looking for an Occupational Therapy for Dummies type of book

to add some OT into my daughter's schedule. Insurance doesn't cover

it, and there is NO extra money in the budget for out of pocket. Does

anyone have any suggestions? All I've been able to find are really

technical, clinical type books.

I also need to address coordination while running for my NT child -

he's not a fluid runner and isn't very fast, which is making him ever

so sad...he's 5.

Thanks! Stephanee

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Building Bridges Through Sensory Integration by Ellen Yack,a Aquilla and

Shirley Sutton has worked very well for me to work with my son(PDD-NOS). Also,

The Out of Sync Child Has Fun by Carol Kranowitz. It has many suggestions for

activities to do with your child. I use it with my almost 10 year old and my n/t

almost 7 year. Both books are about a sensory integration approach to therapy.

The first book gives lots of background info that was very helpful for me. My

son's O/T suggested both.

Good luck.

Fran

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Hi - I'm looking for an Occupational Therapy for Dummies type of book

to add some OT into my daughter's schedule. Insurance doesn't cover

it, and there is NO extra money in the budget for out of pocket. Does

anyone have any suggestions? All I've been able to find are really

technical, clinical type books.

I also need to address coordination while running for my NT child -

he's not a fluid runner and isn't very fast, which is making him ever

so sad...he's 5.

Thanks! Stephanee

Texas Autism Advocacy

www.TexasAutismAdvocacy.org

Texas Disability Network

Calendar of Events

www.TexasAutismAdvocacy.org

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Building Bridges Through Sensory Integration by Ellen Yack,a Aquilla and

Shirley Sutton has worked very well for me to work with my son(PDD-NOS). Also,

The Out of Sync Child Has Fun by Carol Kranowitz. It has many suggestions for

activities to do with your child. I use it with my almost 10 year old and my n/t

almost 7 year. Both books are about a sensory integration approach to therapy.

The first book gives lots of background info that was very helpful for me. My

son's O/T suggested both.

Good luck.

Fran

bscmommy wrote:

Hi - I'm looking for an Occupational Therapy for Dummies type of book

to add some OT into my daughter's schedule. Insurance doesn't cover

it, and there is NO extra money in the budget for out of pocket. Does

anyone have any suggestions? All I've been able to find are really

technical, clinical type books.

I also need to address coordination while running for my NT child -

he's not a fluid runner and isn't very fast, which is making him ever

so sad...he's 5.

Thanks! Stephanee

Texas Autism Advocacy

www.TexasAutismAdvocacy.org

Texas Disability Network

Calendar of Events

www.TexasAutismAdvocacy.org

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