Recommended Reading

Cheatum, Billy Ann, Physical Activities For Improving Children’s Behaviors. ISBN 0-88011-874-1

Frick, Sheila, Frick, Ron, Oetter, Patricia, & Richter, Eileen, (1996) Out Of The Mouths Of Babes. PDP Press, Inc. (612) 439-8865. Available from C. Kennedy.

Hannaford, Carla, Smart Moves: Why Learning Is Not All In Your Head. ISBN 0-915556-26-X

Kranowitz, Carol Stock, (1995) 101 Activities For Kids In Tight Spaces. Perigee Books.Sky Press 212-874-4348.

Kranowitz, Carol Stock, (1998) The Out-Of-Sync Child. Perigee Books.

Kranowitz, Carol Stock, (2003) The Out-Of-Sync Child Has Fun. Perigee Books.Sky Press ISBN 0-399-52843-I.

Miller, Lucy Jane, (2006) Sensational Kids: Hope And Help For Children With Sensory Processing Disorders, Penguin Books Ltd.

Sapolsky, Robert M., (1998), Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers, W.H.Freeman & Company.
WWW.sinetwork.org (SI Net work)

Trott, Maryann Colby, Laurel, M.K., & Windeck, M.S., (1993). SenseAbilities: Therapy Skill Builders, (602) 323-7500.

Williams, Mary Sue & Shellenberger, Sherry, (1994) How Does Your Engine Run? Therapy Works, Inc. (505) 897-3478.

Williams, Mary Sue & Shellenberger, Sherry, “Test Drive!” The Alert Program Through Song, Therapy Works, Inc. (505) 897-3478.

Williams, Mary Sue & Shellenberger, Sherry, “Take Five!” Staying Alert At Home & School Therapy Works, Inc. (505) 897-3478.

Multimedia Resources 

Making Sense of Sensory Integration (Jane Koomar), Southpaw Enterprises, (800) 228-1698 Audiotape

Sensory Processing for Parents: From Roots to Wings, Southpaw Enterprises, (800) 228-1698 Videotape.