Sensory integration without sensory rooms. An accessible set of games and exercises

Sensory integration is a popular direction in working with typically developing children and the comprehensive rehabilitation of children with autism and other disorders. However, this method is often presented to parents as something expensive, requiring almost continuous efforts from specialists during sessions. But that is not the case! Every parent can provide their child with everything necessary. In our book, we have collected games and exercises for working with a child at home, without special equipment that fills the offices of sensory integration therapists.

One of the important aspects of a child's development is sensory integration, which helps a child perceive information from the senses and respond accordingly. There are special therapy methods for children with sensory integration disorders. One of the problems associated with sensory integration disorder is autism.

Books on child psychology, autism, and sensory integration can become reliable helpers for parents, helping them better understand their children and find common ground with them.