Sensory integration

theory and practice

This new edition has been reorganized and rewritten to make the content easier to understand. Illustrations have been added to relate theory to real-life situations, and key terms are listed at the beginning of each chapter and defined in a glossary in the appendix

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Sensory integration - A. Jean Ayre's theory revisited; Structure and function of the sensory systems; Disorders of praxis; Sensory modulation; Visual-spatial abilities; Central auditory processing disorders; Assessing sensory integrative dysfunction; Interpreting test scores and observations - a case example; The process of planning and implementing intervention; Play theory and sensory integration; Orchestrating intervention - the art; Creating direct intervention from theory; Using sensory integration theory in schools- sensory integration and consultation; Alternative and complementary programs for intervention; Integrating sensory integration with other approaches to intervention; Advances in sensory integration research; Sensory integration and occupation. Appendices: Use of clinical reasoning in occupational therapy; the STEP-SI model of treatment of sensory modulation dysfunction; Sensory integration and praxis tests

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