It is my mission in life to help those who may not always have a voice. I know what that can be like.
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Depression, Anxiety and other Mental/Emotional Struggles
Here's an article I wrote on youth depression and suicide for PsychCentral.
SPD - RESOURCES AND WEBSITES
Online
resources:
Star Institute - https://www.spdstar.org
Sensory
Critters.com - http://www.sensorycritters.com
Sensory
Fun (run by Bonnie Arnwine) - http://sensoryfun.com/
Sensory
Resources - http://www.sensoryresources.com/
Sensory
Smarts - http://www.sensorysmarts.com/
Sensory
Street - http://www.sensorystreet.com
S.I.
Focus magazine site - http://www.sifocus.com/index.html
KidsCompanions Chewelry - https:kidcompanions.com
Special Needs Book Review (through KidsCompanions) - http://specialneedsbookreview.com
There
are also fantastic online parent support groups on Yahoo! Groups. Search for
SPD groups on the Yahoo! Groups page and choose what works best for you.
Books:
Answers to Questions Teachers Ask About
Sensory Integration -- Jane Koomar, Carol Kranowitz, Stacey Szklut, and others
Chicken Soup For The Soul: Children With
Special Needs – Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Heather McNamara, and Karen
Simmons.
Getting Started--Tools For Parents and
Professionals -- Carol S. Kranowitz, Dr. Lucy Jane Miller, and Bonnie Arnwine
Goodenoughs Get In
Sync -- Carol Stock Kranowitz, MA
I’m Not Weird, I Have SPD – Chynna T. Laird
Love, Jean – A. Jean Ayres, Philip R. Erwin
and Zoe Mailloux
Meghan’s World: One Girl’s Triumph
Over Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) – Diane Renna
Parenting A Child With Sensory
Processing Disorder – Christopher R. Auer, M.A. and Dr. Susan L.
Blumberg, Ph.D.
Raising
A Sensory Smart Child – Lindsey Biel, M.S., OTR/L
and Nancy Peske
Sensational Kids – Dr. Lucy Jane Miller,
Ph.D., OTR
Starting
Sensory Integration Therapy – Bonnie Arnwine
The Out Of Sync Child By Carol Stock Kranowitz
Books
on Anxiety, OCD and Worrying
The following books I’ve added to my
personal library because they are wonderful in teaching children how to deal
with, cope with and connect to his or her feelings. We’ve found all of them
tremendously useful, especially the ones where kids get to write and draw too.
Helping
Your Child with OCD – Dr. Lee Fitzgibbons, Ph.D.
and Cherry Pedrick, RN
My
Book Of Feelings – An Interactive Workbook for
parents, professionals and children – Amy V. Jaffe, M.S.W., and Luci Gardner
Skills
Training for Children With Behavior Problems –
Michael L. Bloomquist
Think
Good-Feel Good – Paul Stallard
When
My Worries Get Too Big! – Kari Dunn Buron
What
To Do When You Worry Too Much – Dr. Dawn Huebner,
Ph.D.
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