Product Description
by Elizabeth Anderson (Author), Pauline Emmons (Author), Thomas McKean (Foreword by)
Parents are often the first to notice when a child is struggling with a sensory disorder. But even after knowing what the problem is, parents still need to know what to expect and, more importantly, what to do to help their child. This book is a parent-to-parent guide for raising a child with Sensory Integration Disorder. Using nonmedical language, the authors walk you through the challenges that children may face, such as being uncomfortable with hugs and kisses, experiencing a "fight or flight" sensation when brushing teeth or combing hair, etc. The two moms give tips and advice for school, home, and the future. Helpful sections include:
- Sensory Integration
- Sensory Systems
- The Undiagnosed Child
- The Symptoms
- Early Diagnosis
- The System
- Issues At Home
- Issues At School
- The Family
- Treatment Options
Author Biography
Elizabeth M. Anderson, MA, was raised in Connecticut and now lives in Binghamton, NY with her husband, Richard. They have four children: Lindy, Ellie, Julia, and Carter.
Pauline A. Emmons, B.S., B.A., was raised in New York State and now lives in Binghamton, NY with her husband, Dale, and their two children: Dylan and Laura.
