My Book: Starting Sensory Integration Therapy

Several years ago, I sat through my first IEP.  As I walked out of the meeting, I was stunned and overwhelmed.  I went to the bookstore looking for a practical book to get me started helping my son.   Starting Sensory Integration Therapy is that book.  It begins with a non-technical overview of sensory processing disorder.  Each subsequent chapter is filled with easy and practical activities to do at home or in  the classroom with lots of clean up tips.  I hope you enjoy it!

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Endorsements

Fun, functional, and easy to set up and clean up, these activities will help all kids (and moms and dads, too) get in sync.  Thank you Bonnie.  We need this book!   

Carol Kranowitz, MA, author of the Out-of-Sync Child  

Finally, a sensory integration recipe book abundant with fun and easy activities to help my son adapt to his environment.  We get to play with family and friends, which makes him feel a part of the group and encourages social development!

Nancy Heller, Parent

What a fun book! It is filled with numerous sensory activities that will facilitate learning and skill development.  Ms. Arnwine "extends" many of the activities that provide the opportunity for a variety of creative play.  This book is a welcome addition and will be utilized by parents, teachers, and therapists.    

Nancy Kashman, LOTR co-author of The Sensory Connection

I have just finished reading Starting Sensory Integration Therapy and I loved it.  It was very easy to read, and the personal stories helped me to connect with the therapies and activities.  I love how the activities use regular household items that I already have around the house.  I thoroughly enjoyed this book!

Debra Ponder, Parent