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Have you ever wished you could understand your kids better?

Or better yet have you wished you could give them the language they need to tell you why they are behaving the way they are?

If so, you’re not alone. Most parents and teachers wish they knew why kids act the way they do. 

What if we told you that we have a key that can help you unlock the mystery of kids’ behaviors? 

Drawing on years of experience in education and pediatric occupational and physical therapy as well as the experience of a parent of a child with Sensory Processing Disorder, the authors of Sensory Processing 101 created this resource to:

Explain sensory processing and the body’s sensory systems

Share sensory play ideas to teach kids about how their sensory systems work 

Provide easy-to-read sensory resources

Spread the word about sensory preferences 

Highlight the importance of multi-sensory play for participation and engagement 

Help others connect with kids through the power of the sensory systems

3 Books In One Complete Resource

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  • Sensory Processing Explained

    Learn about the sensory systems from a therapist’s point of view and from the perspective of a parent and educator.

  • Creative and Engaging Sensory Activities

    Find playful ideas to help kids create healthier responses to the sensory input in their surroundings.

  • Handouts and Printables

    Perfect for printing and sharing with parents, teachers, and others who have an interest in learning more about sensory processing.

  • Sensory Behavior Indexed

    A comprehensive list of behaviors correlated with possible sensory causes.

  • Sensory Activities Shopping Lists

    Printable lists of materials for all of your favorite sensory activities.

  • Loads of Fun

    That's right, FUN! Learning about the magic of sensory processing can be fun and exciting!

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What's Inside This Unique Sensory Guide?

Section 1: Sensory Processing Explained

Sensory Processing and Sensory Processing Disorder

The Auditory System

The Olfactory System

Oral Sensory Processing

The Propioceptive System

The Tactile System

The Vestibular System

The Visual System

Sensory Processing Concerns and Red Flags

Parent Perspective Spread

Section 2: Sensory Activities for Kids

35 Sensory Activities to engage all the senses. 

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Make Your Own Rainstorm

DIY Scratch'n'Sniff Stickers

Feather Blowing

Tire Run Relay

Underwater Pearls

Row, Row, Row Your Boat

... and so much more!

Section 3: Sensory Resources

You'll have access to the most relevant resources available. 

Top Websites, Books and Communities for Support

Cheat Sheets for all 7 of your Senses

Reference Guides for Sensory Doughs, Bins and Bottles

Red Flag Behaviors Checklist

Proprioceptive Sensory Input Explained

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Dayna Abraham

Dayna Abraham is a National Board Certified early childhood teacher turned homeschooling mom of three. She started blogging at Lemon Lime Adventures to share her real-life experiences with homeschooling and supporting her son with Sensory Processing Disorder as well as to share life’s sweet and sour moments. Her mission is to remain down to earth while providing ideas for intentional learning experiences ranging from science to sensory play. Visit Lemon Lime Adventures.

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Claire Heffron, Pam Braley, and Lauren Drobnjak

Claire Heffron and Lauren Drobnjak are practicing pediatric occupational and physical therapists who blog at The Inspired Treehouse. Pam Braley, also an occupational therapist, is a co-creator and contributor to The Inspired Treehouse.

Claire holds a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from The University of North Carolina and has been practicing in public and specialized school-based settings for 10 years.

Lauren graduated from Youngstown State University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Physical Therapy. She has practiced for more than 15 years in both clinical and school-based settings.

Pam holds a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Occupational Therapy from The Ohio State University and has 18 years experience practicing in pediatric clinical and school-based settings.

Claire, Lauren, and Pam use outcome- and evidence-based techniques to evaluate and treat children with a wide range of diagnoses and developmental delays. The three therapists also share a passion for promoting healthy development for all children by providing information, activities for kids, and resources at The Inspired Treehouse.

dayna_abraham_about

Dayna Abraham

Dayna Abraham is a National Board Certified early childhood teacher turned homeschooling mom of three. She started blogging at Lemon Lime Adventures to share her real-life experiences with homeschooling and supporting her son with Sensory Processing Disorder as well as to share life’s sweet and sour moments. Her mission is to remain down to earth while providing ideas for intentional learning experiences ranging from science to sensory play. Visit Lemon Lime Adventures.

BIO_PIC_Claire_Pam_and_Lauren

Claire Heffron, Pam Braley, and Lauren Drobnjak

Claire Heffron and Lauren Drobnjak are practicing pediatric occupational and physical therapists who blog at The Inspired Treehouse. Pam Braley, also an occupational therapist, is a co-creator and contributor to The Inspired Treehouse.

Claire holds a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from The University of North Carolina and has been practicing in public and specialized school-based settings for 10 years.

Lauren graduated from Youngstown State University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Physical Therapy. She has practiced for more than 15 years in both clinical and school-based settings.

Pam holds a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Occupational Therapy from The Ohio State University and has 18 years experience practicing in pediatric clinical and school-based settings.

Claire, Lauren, and Pam use outcome- and evidence-based techniques to evaluate and treat children with a wide range of diagnoses and developmental delays. The three therapists also share a passion for promoting healthy development for all children by providing information, activities for kids, and resources at The Inspired Treehouse.

What others are saying about Sensory Processing 101

"This is a great resource for parents. As I read the book I had so many "ah-ha" moments where some of the things that my child did made a little more sense. This is a great go-to resource for a parent who either thinks their child has a sensory processing difficulty or was recently given a diagnosis. TONS of practical advice."

Rasilla

Parent / Amazon Reviewer

"I work in a Pre school with Children of all abilities , and I share this book with my fellow teachers.. When you are in the middle of a sensory meltdown, it is easy to reference and at a quick glance get an idea of what you could do to help the child calm down and cope.. and then at a quiet time, its a great book to look through and strategize for when things may go haywire."

N. Slaught

Teacher / Amazon Reviewer

"I am very impressed with the quality of this book! I appreciate how it presents each sensory system from the perspective of therapists, as well through the eyes of parents and educators. The beautiful photography, easy to use format, and fun activities make this a must have resource for any parent or educator, not just those of children with sensory processing difficulties."

Julie

Occupational Therapist / Amazon Reviewer

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