Sensory Integration
The list of resources below is offered to help Occupational Therapists continue to expand their knowledge and understanding of sensory integration. These resources are wonderful sites with valid information. Many offer great products to use in practice and provide continuing education. As you continue to grow in knowledge, you will see the children you serve improve in their skills and the quality of their lives. We hope these resources provide you with this knowledge.

Sensory Integration Resource Center
This site has information for helping therapists, families, and doctors find information on symptoms, causes, and treatment of sensory integration dysfunction. Dr. Miller's chat is also on here.
www.sinetwork.org

New Visions Learning
Hemi-Sync and the facilitation of sensory integration
www.new-vis.com/fym/papers/p-lrn6.htm

Children's Disability and Special Needs
Carol Kranowitz, author of The Out of Sync Child has put together a wonderful web site. This site also has information about si problems in children that are adopted.
www.comeunity.com/disability/sensory_integration

Amazon
The Amazon site for sensory integration books
Amazon

The Alert Program
This website provides information on the alert program by Mary Sue Williams & Shelly Shellenberger. The "How does your engine run" resources are here. Links to great resources and educational articles.
www.alertprogram.com

Henry OT services
This is Diana Henry's wonderful site including information about her videos, products, and workshops.
www.ateachabout.com

The Center for the Study of Autism
This site includes many links and interviews with experts. Temple Grandin and Lorna Jean King interviews are on this site. Great reading
www.autism.org

Professional Development Programs
This site includes conferences and information from PDP. This is where you should order brushes for the brushing programs and the MORE toys. Lots of great therapy products.
www.pdppro.com

Therapeutic Listening Program
This is home page for therapeutic listening program.
www.vitallinks.net

Developed by Donna Wooster 11/2001