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PRODUCTS |
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Abilitations |
https://www.abilitations.com/index.jsp
Every individual, regardless of age, should have the
ability, education, support and resources to function with dignity. It is
also my belief that this ability is a learning process for both the
teacher/therapist/parent and individual involved. This site strives to make
a difference in the lives of those individuals facing that challenge." |
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AbilityHub |
http://www.abilityhub.com/
Assistive
Technology for people with a disability who find operating a computer
difficult, maybe even impossible. This web site will direct you to adaptive
equipment and alternative methods available for accessing computers. |
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ABLEDATA
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http://www.abledata.com/abledata.cfm?pageid=19337
ABLEDATA
provides objective information about assistive technology products and
rehabilitation equipment available from domestic and international sources.
Although ABLEDATA does not sell any products, we can help you locate the
companies that do. |
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Autism
Ally |
http://www.autism-ally.com/
As the
mother of a 12 year old boy with autism, I face the trials of caring for an
autistic child every day. From reversed deadbolts to expensive security
systems, I have spent years trying to make our home a safer place for Alex.
Sleepless nights, panicked searches, and feelings of guilt while calling the
police for help were my inspiration for developing the Autism Ally™
program. If you’re worried about what will happen when your son
figures out your latest locking system, or you know what it’s like to
retrieve your daughter from the street, see how Autism Ally™
products by Stanley® can help enhance your family’s quality of life.
Autism Ally™Product Manager |
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Autism
Merchandise Store |
http://www.autism-awareness.com/
Various autism awareness merchandise is available for
purchase. |
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Beyond
Play |
http://www.beyondplay.com/index.htm
Beyond Play focuses on young children with special needs.
Their goal is to bring a great selection of products that are all
appropriate for Early Intervention. The catalog and web site are for
professionals of all disciplines, as well as for parents and caregivers.
They know how difficult it can be to find products for young children with
special needs. They do the hard work of searching for products in all areas
of child development, so that you don't have to go through many different
catalogs and web sites to find what you need. |
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Lekotek |
http://www.lekotek.org/
The country's central source on toys and play for
children with special needs. |
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Let’s
Learn and Play |
http://www.letslearntoys.com/
Let's Learn & Play allows children to discover their own
creativity, individuality and the power of imagination, while having lots of
fun. Our toys are designed with the help of therapists and parents like you.
Each toy comes with clear instructions in its own attractive retail package,
ready to carry anywhere. By combining education and play value in all of our
products, we at Let's Learn & Play have been able to create this superb line
of quality, educational play carpets and award winning toys. |
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Magical
Toys and Products |
http://www.magicaltoysandproducts.com/pages/722099/index.htm
Magical Toys and Products is interested in providing you
with the latest and largest selection of therapeutic toys and products. Our
staff is equipped with the finest resources for your special requests.
Whether it be toys, products or links, feel free to use us as your source of
contacts. |
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PlaySteps |
http://www.playsteps.com/index.php?pg=home
Children with special needs often require extra help to
learn to play with toys. The new PlaySteps books teach constructive play,
step by step and are recommended for children 3-8 years old. The books have
been field tested for two years with students with autism and multiple
disabilities and provide a helpful tool for parents and teachers targeting
independent play skills. |
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Pocket
Full of Therapy |
http://www.pfot.com/
Assisting Occupational Therapists and others, concerned
with the development of children, find the unique materials needed to
provide effective, appropriate, motivating and fun, pediatric therapy and
learning. |
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Southpaw
Enterprises |
http://www.southpawenterprises.com/
We’re not all left-handed, but we do take a different
approach to business. We’re all about creative solutions, information, and
advice – not mass distribution of the latest gadget. In fact, since our
founding in 1976, we’ve dedicated ourselves to developing and manufacturing
sensory integration dysfunction (DSI) and neurodevelopmental products that
help therapeutic professionals, people with special needs, their families,
and other professionals, solve problems or meet new challenges. |
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Stars4kidz |
http://www.stars4kidz.com/
Specialty toys and reinforces for children with autism
spectrum disorders. |
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Toy
Catalogue Listing for Children with Special Needs |
http://www.nas.com/downsyn/toy.html#23
Play is an important part of every child's development;
through play a child learns to control and interact with his or her physical
environment, to get along with others, and to develop self-esteem. Children
with disabilities sometimes need adapted toys in order to fully access the
wonderful world of play. To assist with these needs we have compiled a list
of toy resources and toy catalogs that either contain adapted toys or toys
whose designs transfer easily to the play needs of a child with special
needs. |
