Books about Sensory Processing for Children
Sensory SmartsA Book for Kids with ADHD or Autisme Spectrum Disorder Struggling with Sensory Integration ProblemsChristian a 12-year-old boy who has suffered from sensory integration problems since birth. This book is following his experience as a young child. With much of it written from the perspective of a child, this richly illustrated book encourages children to work with adults in overcoming their sensory difficulties. |
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Arnie and His School ToolsSimple Sensory Solutions That Build SuccessArnie is a mover. As a result, he has trouble sitting still in class and paying attention to his teachers. School is hard for him. But this has all changed since his parents and teachers have equipped him with simple sensory tools such as fidgets, earplugs, ball cushions, weighted vests and more , in combination with physical movement. Each page unfolds with helpful sensory strategies and accommondations from a child's perspective. This book is super for all Arnies! The illustrations are beautiful. A rich, colorful story for children, parents and educators to learn how all students can benefit from using learning tools in an inclusive environment. |
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Meghan's WorldThe Story of One Girl's Triumph over Sensory Processing DisorderAnother book for children diagnosed with SPD. The true story explains the therapies Meghan did to help her overcome SPD. Meghan has dealt with the following issues: Sensory modulation, Sound sensitivity, Social insecurity, Hypo/Hyper -responsiveness, Tactile Defensiveness, Visual perception, Sensory processing and Allergies/Food intolerance. It is written in simple enough language for children to understand, but gives parents some information as well, with beautiful illustrations. |
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My Sensory book:Working Together to Explore Sensory Issues and the Big Feelings They Can Cause.A workbook for parents, Professionals , and Children.An easy-to-read and accessible book filled with practical suggestions for working with children who have sensory difficulties. This book includes a clear and straigtforward description of sensory challenges and the relation with emotional regulation, with worksheets and activities to help children better understand their own physical and emotional reaction. Different from other books it allows the reader to arrive at individualizes and real-lifestrategies and interventions to supporrt children whose sensory difficulties impact their emotions and behavior. The illustrations help both the adult and child understand the material in a meaningful way. This fun, interactive workbook helps children identify their own sensory profiles and develop a personal toolbox of strategies. If you have a child with sensory processing difficulties, this book is exactly what you have been looking for. It can be used with children ages 7 and up. A tool for a therapist or a parent to work through with the child. |
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The Sensory Team HandbookSensory Processing Disorder in Older Kids and TeensA book for pre-teens and teens with SPD. A wonderful tool for a therapist to work through with the child or for the parent and child to work on together Sensory
processing disorder (SPD) is one of the underlying conditions in
Asperger Syndrome, ADHD, Tourette's Syndrome, and many learning
disabilities. An invaluable resource for pre-teens. This book explains sensory processing problems and helps to empower young adults to take a key role in managing their daily life experiences.” |
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