this book is a very well-written exploration of this topic, and the various ways that sensory integration dysfunction can manifest. it covers a range of intensity from being overly bothered by things like clothing tags, all the way to autism. i'd recommend it for anyone who has children, is about to have children, works with children, or wants to learn more about the variations in the way people's minds and bodies work.
2007 Books #12: Raising a Sensory Smart Child, by Lindsey Biel and Nancy Peske
this book is a very well-written exploration of this topic, and the various ways that sensory integration dysfunction can manifest. it covers a range of intensity from being overly bothered by things like clothing tags, all the way to autism. i'd recommend it for anyone who has children, is about to have children, works with children, or wants to learn more about the variations in the way people's minds and bodies work.
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