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SENSORY INTEGRATION |
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Sensory
Integration International |
http://www.sensoryint.com/
Sensory Integration International (SII) is a non-profit,
tax-exempt corporation concerned with the impact of sensory integrative
problems on people's lives. We advocate early intervention to prevent
sensory inefficiencies that have the potential of contributing to
debilitating social or health conditions. In an effort to enhance wellness
in the general public, SII promotes education about the impact of inadequate
sensory processing and its relationship to health and one's occupation. A
child's occupation is play and school performance. |
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Sensory
Integration Research & Rehabilitation Institute |
http://www.sirriny.com/
SIRRI (Sensory Integration Research & Rehabilitation
Institute), a Sensory Integration Learning Center, is dedicated to the use
of a set of diverse programs for a wide variety of disorders. "The true test
of any clinical intervention is its functional outcome. Did we improve our
patient's life in any measurable way? SIRRI's search for clinical innovation
will continue and is proud to offer these programs as the most unique set of
tools to serve the needs of the rehabilitation community in twenty years." |
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Sensory
Nation.com |
http://www.sensorynation.com/resources.html
Information about Sensory Integration Dysfunction abounds. |
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Sensory
Resources |
http://www.sensoryresources.com/index.asp
Resources for raising children with sensory motor,
developmental, and social-emotional challenges. |
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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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The Ayres
Clinic |
http://www.sensoryint.com/ayres.html
The Ayres Clinic provides assessments for those children
who clearly need a specialized form of evaluation unavailable to them
through their local resources. The assessments consist of one or more of the
following; standardized testing, clinical observations, medical,
developmental and sensory histories, and in depth interviews with primary
care givers and others who have detailed information regarding the child's
performance at home, school and in the community. |
