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Including SI for Parents: Sensory Integration Strategies for Home and School
by Jeanne S. Ganz, OTR/L, BCP
Published by Biographical Publishing
Information regarding this book is available on this website here: Sensory Integration Book. |
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The Hidden Senses: Your Balance Sense & The Hidden Senses: Your Muscle Sense
by Jane Koomar and Barbara Friedman
Published by PDP Press
This book is written for children to explain the vestibular and proprioceptive systems and how they function in our bodies. |
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The Hidden Senses: Your Muscle Sense
by Jane Koomar and Barbara Friedman
Published by PDP Press
This books is written for children to explain the vestibular and proprioceptive systems and how they function in our bodies. |
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Secrets of the Baby Whisperer
by Tracy Hogg
Published by Ballantine Publishing
This book does not regard sensory integration, but the author discusses methods to calm and communicate with your child. She has a unique presentation. |
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Secrets of the Baby Whisperer for Toddlers
by Tracy Hogg
Published by Ballantine Publishing
This book does not regard sensory integration, but the author discusses methods to calm and communicate with your child. She has a unique presentation. |
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The Explosive Child
by Ross W. Greene
Published by Harper Collins Publishers-Quill
This book is a behavioral approach to helping children with noncompliant and explosive behaviors. It is not about sensory integration. |
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The Out of Sync Child
by Carol Stock Kranowitz
Published by Perigree Books
This book specifically deals with sensory integration and provide many activity ideas for kids of all abilities. |
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The Out of Sync Child Has Fun
by Carol Stock Kranowitz
Published by Perigree Books
This book specifically deals with sensory integration and provide many activity ideas for kids of all abilities. |
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Raising Your Spirited Child
by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka
Published by Harper Collins
This is not a book that even mentions sensory integration, but you may find your SI child hidden inside its covers. The author writes in a sensitive and caring manner. |
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The Challenging Child
by Stanley I. Greenspan
Published by Perseus Books
Dr. Greenspan is well known for his interventions with children with special needs. He has included sensory integration concepts into much of his work. |
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Sleep Better - A Guide to Improving Sleep for Children with Special Needs
by V. Mark Durand
Published by Paul H. Brooks Publishing
This book explores the many sleep problems encountered by children with special needs and offers ideas and solutions for them. |
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Sensory Integration and the Child: 25th Anniversary Edition
Revised and updated by Pediatric Therapy Network
S.I. Focus
This is all of Jean Ayres’ work with a new forward, commentaries, and updated information. |
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The Mozart Effect for Children
by Don Campbell
www.MozartEffect.com
Published by William Morrow Publishing
Don Campbell uses music in creative and inspiring ways and explains how music affects your child. |
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The Highly Sensitive Child
by Elaine N. Aron, Ph.D
Published by Broadway Books
This book does not discuss sensory integration, but discusses the emotional aspects of children who are sensitive both in physical and emotional areas. It gives many practical suggestions for communication and parenting. |
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Too Loud, Too Bright, Too Fast, Too Tight
by Sharon Heller, Ph.D.
Published by Harper Collins
This book was written by a woman who is sensory defensive and offers numerous insights and suggestions. It is geared more towards adults but is quite helpful for parents of children with sensory defensiveness.
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"S.I. Focus Magazine": www.SIFocus.com
This is a magazine that provides current information regarding sensory integration, through articles by both parents and professionals. |
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"Sensory Defensiveness in Children Aged 2-12"
by Patricia and Julia Wilbarger
Published by PDP Press
This pamphlet describes sensory defensiveness. It was written by the creators of the Wilbarger Protocol. This protocol is commonly referred to as pressure brushing. |
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Quirky Kids
by Perri Klass, MD and Eileen Costello, MD
Published by Ballantine Books
This book, written by pediatricians, helps to illuminate the many terms and diagnoses given to children and addresses ideas for many common questions such as family life, school, medications, and therapies. They do discuss sensory integration.
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Asperger Syndrome and Sensory Issues
by Myles, Tapscott Cook, Miller, Rinner, and Robbins
Published by Autism Asperger Publishing Co
This book describes the sensory problems seen in children with Asperger Syndrome with some practical suggestions. |
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The Sensory Sensitive Child
by Karen A. Smith and Karen R. Gouze
Published by Harper Resource
This book was written by two practicing psychologists who are also parents of children with sensory integration problems |