Sensory Integration WisdomCard™

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  1. FamilyEducation: Sensory Integration | What is Sensory Integration? school.familyeducation.com - What is Sensory Integration?
  2. Sensory Integration Global Network (SIGN): Ayres Sensory Integration siglobalnetwork.org - Ayres Sensory Integration
  3. LD OnLine: Understanding Sensory Integration ldonline.org - Understanding Sensory Integration
  4. Sensory Integration Education and Research Foundation (SIERF): Homepage sierf.org - Homepage
  5. Comeunity: Skills Assessments for Sensory Integration comeunity.com - Skills Assessments for Sensory Integration
  6. Occupational Therapy for Kids Blog: Sensory Solutions and Activities otforkids-sensory.blogspot.com - Sensory Solutions and Activities
  7. SensoryInfo: Sensory Integration sensoryinfo.com - Sensory Integration
  8. The National Fragile X Foundation: Sensory Integration Characteristics nfxf.org - Sensory Integration Characteristics
  9. The Gray Center: Sensory Integration thegraycenter.org - Sensory Integration
  10. American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA): Creating Evidence: Sensory Integration and Children With Autism (June 20, 2008)aota.org - Creating Evidence: Sensory Integration and Children With Autism


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Research Notes on Sensory Integration


Sensory integration (SI) involves how the brain processes external and internal sensory information.1 This information can be any or all sensations of touch, sound, taste, sight and smell.1 Response to these sensations in addition to coordination, movement, body awareness and attentiveness all involve sensory integration.2 3

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  • Sensory integration theory first investigated and defined by occupational therapist and developmental psychologist, Dr. A. Jean Ayres.4
  • Sensory integration is typically developed naturally during infancy as the child explores and responds the world around him.1
  • Difficulty processing sensory information may signal a sensory integration dysfunction which is best determined during an evaluation with an occupational therapist (OT) specializing in sensory integration. 5

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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 FamilyEducation: What is Sensory Integration?
  2. ↑ SensoryInfo: Sensory Integration
  3. ↑ FamilyEducation: Movement and Body Awareness
  4. ↑ Sensory Integration Global Network (SIGN): Home Page
  5. ↑ LD OnLine: Understanding Sensory Integration

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