S.I. Focus Magazine

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Calming Rhythms CD by REI

Calming Rhythms is the most effective version of calming CDs by REI. This CD contains specialized rhythms and rhythmic techniques that have been shown in clinical trials to aid in the reduction of anxiety - in most cases taking just a few minutes to achieve. Calming Rhythms is especially effective for people who have difficulty falling asleep. This CD is effective for both individuals and groups.

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Roots to Wings: Sensory Processing for Parents

This DVD is the best for helping parents understand that there is hope and help for their child with Sensory Processing Disorder. I've used this resource for years in helping parents understand sensory issues and that it does get better. Actual Families are interviewed and give their testimonies of where they started and how much better life is now. It is a great DVD for professionals to show parent groups, schools or individuals. And it is a MUST for parents in a clinical setting, a support group or just good to raise awareness. .

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Learning about Learning disabilities DVD

- Best DVD to understand sensory issues: The best resource I've ever had when talking to teachers and parents about sensory issues is a video with a misleading name: Learning About Learning Disabilities. It was given the name because A. Jean Ayres, PhD, who developed the theory of Sensory Integration Dysfunction, did the majority of her research in the area of learning disabled children. I love this 17-minute DVD for the purpose of awareness and understanding. The perspective is not about what SID/DSI/SPD "is" but rather what it's like for a child to go through the school day with sensory issues! I have shown this to faculties and PTA's for over a decade and repeatedly I receive the comment, "I get it! I really understand what these kids must be going through." .

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Insights into Sensory Issues for Professionals

by Kathleen Morris, MS, CCC/SLP

This book is a compilation of the BEST of life changing articles aimed at professional readers from the award winning S.I. Focus Magazine. S.I. Focus Magazine is the first of its kind serving as an international resource to parents and professionals who want to stay informed regarding how to address sensory processing deficits. Founded and published by Kathleen Morris and edited by Carol Kranowitz, this magazine's carefully selected articles will help the reader gain knowledge in the latest research, products, and recommendations by experts from around the globe. .

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A Quest for Social Skills for Students with Autism or Asperger's

by JoEllen Cumpata, MA, CCC-SLP and Susan Fell, LMSW Six helpful units-School Survival Basics, Understanding and Managing Emotion, Communication Skills, Making Friends and Interacting with Peers, Personal Safety, Vocational Readiness-can be implemented either chronologically or on their own. Parents are kept in the loop with email updates and evaluations. Everyone wins with this program! Best of all, the book includes a CD of printable worksheets, letters, forms, and more! QUEST covers: Greetings, Paying Attention, Daily Hygiene, Asking for Help, Understanding Feelings, Getting Angry/Calming Down, Managing Stress, Starting a Conversation, Making and Keeping Friends, Gossip, Bullying, and Teasing, Resisting Peer Pressure, Dating, Internet and E-mail Safety, and many more!

The Way I see it:A presonal look at Autism and Aspergers

The Way I See It: A Personal Look at

Autism and Asperger's

By Tenple Grandin

In this innovative book, Dr. Temple Grandin gets down to the REAL issues of autism, the ones parents, teachers, and individuals on the spectrum face every day. Temple offers helpful do's and don'ts, practical strategies, and try-it-now tips, all based on her "insider"perspective and a great deal of research. These are just some of the specific topics Temple delves into:

• How and Why People with Autism Think Differently
• Economical Early Intervention Programs that Work
• How Sensory Sensitivities Affect Learning
• Behaviors Caused by a Disability vs. Just Bad Behaviors
• Teaching People with Autism to Live in an Unpredictable World
• Alternative Medicine vs. Conventional Medicine
• Employment Ideas for Adults with Autism
• And many more! PLUS-an exclusive interview betweenworld-renowned psychologist Dr. Tony Attwood and Temple Grandin!

Autism Conversations

Evaluating Children on the Autism Spectrum Through Authentic Conversations

by Marilyn J. Monteiro, Ph.D.

In the Autumn 2009 issue of S.I. Focus magazine, Marilyn Monteiro introduced our readers to her assessment process strategy for children. Now her book is available!

With the publication of the MIGDAS in 2008, Marilyn Monteiro introduced a revolutionary approach to diagnosing Asperger's Syndrome--an approach that has rapidly gained recognition and acceptance across the country.  Now Dr. Monteiro addresses the entire autism spectrum in a new book, Autism Conversations, which presents a more authentic, individualized, and accurate way to evaluate children who may have autism or Asperger's Syndrome.

Based on thousands of real-world evaluations, Autism Conversations

opens up and improves the assessment process, looking at aspects of autism not Adequately covered by current diagnostic criteria. The book demonstrates that conversation--among evaluators, teachers, parents, and children--is vital to accurate diagnosis. Using vivid case examples, Dr. Monteiro presents an evaluation approach that yields a detailed, nuanced picture of each child, leading to more individualized intervention. She also gently guides parents through the diagnostic process, which many find complicated and emotionally draining.

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Eating for Autism: The 10 Step Nutrition Plan

Eating for Autism: The 10-S tep Nutrition Plan to Help Treat Your Child's Autism, Asperger's, or ADHD

By Elizabeth Strickland, MS, RD, LD

In Eating for Autism, leading dietitian Elizabeth Strickland debunks the myths surrounding nutritional interventions and fully explains the nutrition-autism connection for the first time. Eating for Autismpresents an easy 10-step plan to positively change your child's diet, starting w ith basic modifications and gradually moving to more advanced interventions. Strickland's approach is family-fr iendly and realistic, allowing you to move through each step at your own pace. You'll learn how to: < /span>

• Help your child transition to healthy foods and expand his diet
• Select the right nutritional supplements
• Identify and treat gut problems and food allergies
• Follow the most effective special diets and interventions
• Make your child's favorite foods gluten-free and casein-freeAs each of your child's nutritional problems is treated and resolved, his health and symptoms will improve. Complete with 75 gluten-free, casein-free recipes for kid-friendly foods and snacks, Eating for Autismprovides an essential plan to help children reach their full potential.

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Sensitive Sam - A Sensitive Story With a Happy Ending for Parents & Kids

Winner of a 2009 Book of the Year Award by Creative Child Magazine!

By Marla Roth-Fisch --- Appropriate for children, families, and professionals, this wonderful book brings to life the story of Sam, whose over-sensitivity creates chaos and frustration in his life. Sam's various sensory sensitivities adversely affect Sam's experiences, both at home and in the classroom. He walks readers through his typical day of sensory blunders (which many kids and families may find all too familiar!).

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Squirmy Wormy - How I l Learned to Help Myself

By Lynda Farrington Wilson --- Squirmy Wormy is a wonderful little children's book about a boy named Tyler, who has autism and SPD (Sensory Processing Disorder). Together with Tyler, the reader learns about SPD, and what everyday easy therapys he can do by himself to feel better. For instance: "I feel like running really fast, run run run! Maybe I just need a s-q-u-e-e-z-e between the couch cushions like a hot dog. Whew! I feel better." Endorsed by Dr. Temple Grandin, this book is sure to help many children, who perhaps previously did not even know they had SPD, lead calmer, richer lives.

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Growing an In-Sync Child-- Simple

Growing an In-Sync Child -- Simple,

Fun Activities to Help Every Child

Develop, Learn, and Grow

By Carol Kranowitz, author of The Out-of-Sync Child,

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Arnie and His School Tools: Simple Sensory Solutions that Build Success

By Jennifer Veenendall --- this is an illustrated children's book about an exuberant little boy who has difficulty paying attention in class and doing his school work until he is equipped with the tools to accommodate his sensory needs.

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Why Does Izzy Cover Her Ears? Dealing with Sensory Overload

by Jennifer Veenendall --- Meet Izzy, a feisty first grader, whose behavior is often misunderstood as she tries to cope with sensory overload in her new surroundings. This brightly illustrated book creates an environment that is accepting of students with sensory modulation difficulties, including many on the autism spectrum. It's a great resource for occupational therapists, teachers, and parents to share with children. Resources for adults at the end of the book include definitions of sensory processing and sensory modulation disorder, suggested discussion questions, and lists of related books and websites. For ages 5-10 years.

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Meghan's World--The Story of One Girl's Triumph over Sensory Processing Disorder

By Diane Renna --- Meghan's World is a true story that validates children's feelings and offers parents and teachers a look into the world of a child suffering from SPD.

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Learn to Move, Move to Learn: Sensorimotor Early Childhood Activity Themes

By Jenny Clark Brack, OTR --- this is a fabulous resource, presented in a clear, easy-to-use format for use by parents and professionals. It is full of group activities based on sensori-motor themes and teaches linguistic, cognitive and social/emotional skills.

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No More Meltdowns

Dr. Baker's approach--based on years of applied research--was pioneered for children on the autism spectrum. However, he has discovered that they are equally applicable to all children with behavior problems.

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Starting S. I. Therapy--Fun Activities that Won't Destroy Your Home!

By Bonnie Arnwine --- this great book is filled with personal stories and activities that use regular household items that you already have. Spend quality time on school vacations, weekends or a few minutes at the end of a busy day.

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Parenting a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder

Parenting a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder/A Family Guide to Understanding & Supporting Your Sensory-Sensitive Child By Christopher R. Auer, MA with Susan L. Blumberg, PhD - This book describes a range of activities that help strengthen family relationships, improve communication about the disorder, and deal with problem situations and conditions a child with SPD may encounter. Complete with case stories that demonstrate how the book's ideas can play out in daily life, it stresses the importance of whole-family involvement in the care of a child wit SPD, especially the roles fathers play in care-giving.

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Sensory Integration Strategies for Parents: SI at Home and School

By Jeanne S. Ganz, OTR/L, BCP Does your child scream at the mere mention of a haircut, or need the tags cut our of his shirts, or is she a picky eater or have poor handwriting and seem to be more clumsy than the average child? This book is packed with practical ideas and tips to help a child who faces challenges with sensory integration dysfunction. It also helps to explain and define sensory integration.

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The Sensory-Sensitive Child

by Karen A. Smith, PhD and Karen R. Gouze, PhD --- Drs. Smith and Gouze explain the central and frequently unrecognized role that sensory processing problems play in a child's emotional and behavioral difficulties. Practicing child psychologists, and themselves parents of children with sensory integration problems, their message is innovative, practical, and, above all, full of hope.

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Sensational Kids - Help and Hope for Children with Sensory Processing Disorder

by Lucy Jane Miller, PhD, OTR ---- Dr. Miller takes readers into the homes, classrooms and communities of children with Sensory Processing Disorder and shares what more than thirty years of work with children have taught her about SPD. The definitive new guide for parents.

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Raising a Sensory Smart Child

by Lindsey Biel, MA, OTR/L, and Nancy Peske For children with sensory integration issues, this book is an invaluable resource. Solutions for daily programs, ways to advocate, how to empower your child and teen, find professional help and much more.

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The Out-of-Sync Child Has Fun

by Carol Stock Kranowitz, MA ---- Activites for Kids with Sensory Integration Dysfunction.

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The Out-of-Sync Child

by Carol Stock Kranowitz, MA ---- Recognizing and Coping with Sensory Processing Disorder.

If your child has been labeled with words like difficult, picky, oversensitive, clumsy, or inattentive ... there may be a new explanation -- and new hope.

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Just Take a Bite - Easy, Effective Answers to Food Aversions and Eating Challeng

by Lori A. Ernsperger, PhD and Tania Stegen-Hanson, OT -----Practical Strategies for Addressing Food Aversions.

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Fun with Messy Play

by Tracey Beckerleg ----- Funny smells, sticky hands and squishy textures are all part of the way in which children develop sensory awareness. Fun with Messy Play is an exciting activity book that heightens the sensory perception of children with special needs through the imaginative use of everyday `messy' materials. This is an easy-to-use, practical resource for parents and professionals. It includes ideas and examples from practitioners along with helpful suggestions for different types of equipment that can be used.

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Living Sensationally - Understanding Your Senses

by Winnie Dunn ----- These different reactions reflect people's individual sensory patterns, which in turn affect the way we react to everything that happens to us throughout the day. Living Sensationally identifies four major sensory types: Seekers, Bystanders, Avoiders and Sensors. The author helps readers to find their own patterns and the patterns of those around them, and then offers suggestions for harnessing this knowledge to make their lives more in synch with their ensations. Living Sensationally provides practical sensory ideas for individuals, families and businesses.

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Winter 2004- Premier Issue

Feature Articles:

• Love, Jean: The Ayres Family Experience with S.I.
by Brian Erwin
• In Praise of Mud
by Carol Stock Kranowitz, MA

Additional Articles:

• Focus on Research: Advocating for Recognition of DSI
by Lucy Jane Miller, PhD, OTR and Barbara Brett-Green, PhD
• Just Follow the Directions
by Catherine Allen
• Sensory-Based Play: Games and Activities
by Stacey E. Szklut, MS, OTR/L
• Homeopathy: A Great Potential for Healing Sensory Integration
by Cindy L. Griffin, DSH-P, D.I. Hom.

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Spring 2004

Feature Articles:

• Getting Lost Between Italy and Holland: The Journey to Emmy's Diagnosis of DSI
by Deborah Lindberg, MA
• Look at the World Through Their Eyes: Proactive Support Systems for Children with Sensory Processing Disorders
by Raena Rawlinson, PT

Additional Articles:

• Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy: What's the Connection? Oral- Motor, Sensory and Feeding Skills
by Robyn Merkel-Piccini, MA, CCC-SLP and Sara Rosenfeld-Johnson, MS, CCC-SLP
• DSI in a Learning Disorders Clinic- current research findings of DSI in the LD population
by Brock Eide, MD, MA and Fernette Eide, MD
• The Advocate - encouragement for advocating for your child
by Michelle Morris
• Getting Started - ideas for parents when they first begin their journery of dealing with DSI
by Catherine Allen

From the Bookshelf:

• Just Take a Bite: Practical Strategies for Addressing Food Aversions
by Lori A. Ernsperger, PhD and Tania Tegen-Hanson, OT
• Quirky Kids - Understanding and Helping Your Child Who Doesn't Fit In
by Peri Klass, M.D. and Eileen Costello, M.D.

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Summer 2004

Feature Articles:

• The Tug-o-War of Chores: Using an Understanding of Occupation to Have a Clean House
by Rondalyn V. Whitney, MOT, OTR/L
• Tapping into the Senses
by Jennifer Cummins

Additional Articles:

• Negative Experience + Positive Attitude = Wonderful Outcome
Keep It Simple...Make It Fun by Carloyn M. King
• Perception (focus on autism)
by Stephen M. Shore
• Hyperactivity, Impulsivity and DSI (research review)
by Brock Eide, MD, MA and Fernette Eide, MD
• Position Statement on Terminology Related to Sensory Integration Dysfunction
by Lucy Jane Miller, PhD, OTR, Sharon Cermak, EdD, OTR/L, Shelly Lane, PhD, OTR/L, Marie Alzalone, ScD, OTR, Jane Koomar, PhD, OTR/L

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Fall 2004

Feature Articles:

• To Russia with Love
by Kathleen Morris, MS, CCC/SLP
• A Review of Research on Sensory Modulation Disorder in Adults
by Moya Kinnealey, Ph.D., OTR and Sinclair Smith, Sc.D.

Additional Articles:

• An Ounce of Prevention: Defusing Meltdowns
by Raena Rawlinson, PT
• A Sensory Haven While Driving
by Sharon Heller, PhD
• The Mother Load: OT for Two (a new column)
by Deborah Lindberg

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Winter 2005

Feature Articles:

• SPLASH! Bathtub Pandemonium
• Using S.I. Theory to Help Kate See
by Elaine Jean Struthers, PhD, OTR/L

Additional Articles:

• A Pound of Cure: Defusing Meltdowns - Part 2
by Raena Rawlinson, PT
• The Supermarket: An Adult Perspective on Auditory Processing Disorder
by Alice Gerard, PhD
• The Mother Load - "The Other End of the Spray Hose"
coulmn by Deborah Lindberg

From the Bookshelf:

• SPLASH! Bathtub Pandemonium
• Sensory Integration: Answers for Parents

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Spring 2005

Feature Articles:

• Music Therapy: The Use of Music to Address Sensory Issues
by Nicole Allgood, MSEd, MT-BC
• Traveling with Caleb
(How to Survive Traveling with Children) by Kathleen Morris, MS, CCC/SLP

Additional Articles:

• Supporting Children's Emotional Growth
by Katy Harris
• The Whole Learning School: An Evolving Model for Kids with Sensory Problems
by Trude Turnquist, PhD, OTR/L
• Keep It Simple - Part 2
by Carolyn King
• National Sensory Awareness Day
Details and Date/Volunteers Needed

From the Bookshelf:

• 101 Activities for Kids in Tight Spaces
by Carol Stock Kranowitz, MA
• Bridging the Gap: Raising a Child with Nonverbal Learning Disorder
by Rondalyn Varney Whitney, OTR/L

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Summer 2005

Feature Articles:

• Taking the Bite out of SPD
by Raena Rawlinson, PT
• The Hope Connection: A Place of Hope for Children in the "Hard Places"
by Karyn Purvis, PhD, and David Cross, PhD

• Handling Loud Sounds One Decibel at a Time
by Patrice E. Athanasidy
• Sensory Stories: A New Tool to Improve Participation for Children with Over-Responsive Sensory Modulation
by Deborah Marr, ScD, OTR/L, and Victoria L. Nackley, MS, OTR/L
• The Mother Load: Remembering the "Crack House"
coulmn by Deborah Lindberg

From the Bookshelf:

• Raising a Sensory Smart Child
by Lindsey Biel, MA, OTR/L, and Nancy Peske

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Fall 2005

Feature Articles:

• Learning from Jean Ayres
by Lawrene Kovalenko, OTR
• How Parenting Children with Special Needs Influences the Marital Relationship
by James R. Clopton, PhD and Jennifer L. Boothe, MA

• A Biomechanical Approach for the Improvement of Sensory, Motor and Neurological Function with Individuals With Autistic Spectrum Disorder, Pervasive Developmental Delay, And Sensory Processing Disorder
by Charles W. Chapple, DC, FICPA
• Digestive Enzymes: Advantages for Highly-Sensitive People
by Karen DeFelice
• Helping Children Enjoy Celebrations
by Laurie Renke and Carrie Fannin

From the Bookshelf:

• Enzymes for Autism and other Neurological Conditions
by Karen DeFelice
• Sensory Integration and the Child Understanding Hidden Sensory Challenges: 25th Anniversary Edition
by A. Jean Ayres, PhD
• I Love Birthdays.It's the Parties I'm Not Sure About
by Laurie Renke

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Winter 2006

Feature Articles:

• How Captive Chimpanzees Help Us Understand Children with Sensory Integration Dysfunction
By Elaine Jean Struthers, PhD, OTR/L
• Learning from Jean Ayres - Part 2
By Lawrene Kovalenko, OTR/L
Read the second in a year-long series on insights into Dr. Ayres work and suggestions for parents.

• Ask James Williams
  By James Williams
  Meet a 17-year-old young man who will answer your questions on autism in this new column.
• The Results of NSAD
  (National Sensory Awareness Day)
By Kathleen Morris, MS, CCC/SLP
A summary of the first annual NSAD, plus an exciting school playground development.
• Speakers' Bureau
  Another Great Resource from S.I. Focus Magazine
Find out who is available to speak at an event in your community on sensory issues. This information will soon be on our website - check back this month for the Speakers' Bureau link!

From the Bookshelf:

• The Story Behind the Book: Sensory Integration and the Child Understanding Hidden Sensory Challenges: 25th Anniversary Edition
By Brian Erwin
• Sensory Integration and the Child Understanding Hidden Sensory Challenges: 25th Anniversary Edition
How and why this excellent, resourceful book by Jean Ayres was written and recently updated.

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Spring 2006

Feature Articles:

• Vision: A Piece of the Puzzle in Sensory Processing Disorder
By Charles Shidlofsky, O.D.
• Where Have All the Psychologists Gone?
By Jennifer Brout, PhD

• Learning from Jean Ayres - Part 3
  By Lawrene Kovalenko, OTR/L
• Ask James Williams - Column
  By James Williams
• Jumping Off a Cliff into Homeschooling
  By Michelle Morris

From the Bookshelf:

• Sensory Integration and the Child Understanding Hidden Sensory Challenges: 25th Anniversary Edition
By A. Jean Ayres, PhD
• The Sensory-Sensitive Child
By Karen A. Smith, PhD and Karen R. Gouze, PhD

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Summer 2006

Feature Articles:

• The Sky is Falling:
  The Emotional Impact of Growing Up with SPD
By Raena Rawling, PT
• Equipping a Sensory-Friendly Home
By Ginnie Hughes

Additional Articles:

• Learning from Jean Ayres - Part 4
By Lawrene Kovalenko, OTR/L
• Ask James Williams - Column
By James Williams
• Vision: A Piece of the Puzzle in SPD - Part 2
By Charles Shidlofsky, OD

From the Bookshelf:

• Sensational Kids - Help and Hope for Children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)
  By Lucy Jane Miller, PhD, OTR

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Autumn 2006

Feature Articles:

• The E.A.T. Program
  Ideas for Poor Eaters
By Kelly Dorfman, MS, LDN
• Homework Helpers
By Jeanne S. Ganz, OTR/L, BCP

Additional Articles:

• Before I Could See, That I Couldn't See
By Tony Mayes
• Ask James
By James Williams
• The Agony of Defeat/The Thrill of Victory!
By Laurie Renke and Carrie Fannin

From the Bookshelf:

• Including SI for Parents -
  Sensory Integration Strategies at Home and School
  By Jeanne S. Ganz, OTR/L, BCP

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Winter 2007

Feature Articles:

• Sensory Processing Across the Ages
By Paula Aquilla, BSc, OT
• The Life and Work of Lorna Jean King, OT
By Kathleen Morris, MS, CCC/SLP

Additional Articles:

• Exploring More Than Dora
By Ann Troyer
• Making the Connection between Primitive Reflexes, SPD and Chiropractic Solutions
By Charles Chapple, DC, FICPA
• Ask James (Column)
By James Williams

Plus, our "Focus Photo Contest" and our "Readers' Focus Poll"

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Spring 2007

Feature Articles:

• Organized Chaos
By Lisa Taylor
• Baby Sol's Family Provides Instinctive Therapy
By Lawrene Kovalenko, OTR/L

Additional Articles:

• Opening Doors to Romania's Orphanages
By Angela Lynch, OTD, OTR/L
• Why Tommy Can't Comply
Overcoming the Obstacles of Medical and Environmental Considerations in Occupational Therapy By Rev. Kathleen R. Eickwort, PhD

From the Bookshelf:

• The Early Intervention Dictionary A Multidisciplinary Guide to Terminology
By Lisa Taylor

Announcement: National Sensory Awareness Month - Oct '07

 

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$5.00 - Spring 2007 - U.S. $7.00 - Spring 2007 - International

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Summer 2007

Feature Articles:

• Service Dog Casy: A Boy's Best Friend
by Deborah Tiel Millard
• A Model PLAY Project
by Jill Spokojny Guz, OTR, Robin Crumb, OTR and Karen Goss, OTR

Additional Articles:

• Adapting to the Outdoors by Paula Chaiken
• Insightful Designs for Home and Clinic Spaces-Bringing   Together Occupational Therapy and Creative Design - by  Elizabeth Mayer-Gross, MS Ed, MS OTR/L

Plus, "Ask James Williams" - column

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$5.00 - Summer 2007 - U.S. $7.00 - Summer 2007 - International

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Autumn 2007

Feature Articles:

• Getting Fathers Involved in the Lives of Their Children with SPD
By Christopher R. Auer, MA
• Printing: The Foundation of Literacy
By Cris Rowan, OTR

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Winter 2008

Feature Articles:

• Disney is Doable
By Deborah Mason and daugher, Emilee
• Gluten 101
By Faye Elahi, MS, MA

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Spring 2008

Feature Articles:

• The S.N.O.T. Protocol: Teaching the Social Rules of Removal and Disposal of Boogers
By Rondalyn V. Whitney, MOT, OTR/L, SWC
• Food Sensitivities and Their Relationship to Behavior and Learning: A Case Study
By Jeanne Anduri, OTR

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Summer 2008

Feature Articles:

• Parenting Outside the Box
By Susan I. VanZomeren, COTR/L
• Twice Exceptional: When Gifts and Deficits Meet
By Linda C. Neumann

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Autumn 2008

Feature Articles:

• Parenting Your Preemie with Sensory Issues
By Lindsey Biel OTR/L
• Life is Good--Now
By Laura Watchers

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Winter 2009

Feature Articles:

• Insights by Moonlight
By Debbie Sweet
• I Want to Come to School!
By Jillian Copeland

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Spring 2009

Feature Articles:

• TLC for Foster Children with Sensorimotor Processing Disorder
By Elaine Jean Struthers, PhD, OTR/L and Laurie Starkovich
• From Arousal to Action, The Neurobiology of Challenging Behavior
By Kimberly Barthel, BMR, OTR

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Summer 2009

Feature Articles:

• The Impact of Technology on Child Sensory and Motor Development
By Cris Rowan, OTR
• Custom-Made Vitamins/Minerals-Do They Work?
By Faye Elahi, MS, Nutritionist

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Autumn 2009

Feature Articles:

• Autism Conversations
By Marilyn Monteriro
• My Sensory Tune-Up
By Rick Ruess

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Winter 2010

S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Winter 2010

Feature Articles:

·      What is Intestinal Permeability - of Leaky Gut?

by Faye Elahi, MS, MA

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S.I. Focus Magazine Back Issue - Spring 2010

Feature Articles:

• On the Other Side of the Table
By Alice Steiert, MEd
• Bedroom Design for Children with Asperger's
By Denise La Brash and Kenneth R. Tremblay, Jr.