En criar a Niños con o sin necesidades
especiales , nada es más importante que la
unidad de la familia. Este libro le permitirá realzar su
desarrollo sensorial de los childs. ¡Además, le ayudará
a asegurarse de que PROSPERAN su niño y todos los
miembros de la familia no solamente sobrevivir, pero, de
hecho,! When your whole family thrives, you can best
ensure your childs optimum development over the short
and long range of life.
- Ana Turnbull, Ed.D.
, Co-Fundador y Co-Director, el centro de la
playa en la universidad de las inhabilidades de Kansas
Auer y Blumberg han prestado su penetración,
pasión, y compasión a este libro de trabajo. En
tan haciendo ellas también han proporcionado un
guidebookand un preámbulo de la defensa para los Niños y
sus familias.
Morton Ana Gernsbacher, Ph.D.
, profesor y sir Frederic C de la investigación
de Vilas. Profesor de Bartlett de la psicologÃa en la
universidad de Wisconsin-Madison
It has been said that a family of five is akin to
five people lying side-by-side on a waterbed: whenever
one person moves, everyone feels the ripple. Un niño con
desorden de proceso sensorial puede tener un impacto
devastador sobre el funcionamiento cotidiano de una
familia. There are several books available that provide
data and information on the nature of this puzzling
disorder, but Auer and Blumberg have written a valuable
book that finally provides parents with specific
strategies and practical solutions to the daily
challenges faced by these special children and their
families . . While other books define the
problem, Auer and Blumberg offer techniques to minimize
the effect of the disorder on the child's daily life. I
strongly recommend this book to any adult who is
parenting a child with a sensory processing problemand
to the professionals who are assisting moms and dads on
this challenging journey.
Richard D. Lavoie, M.A., M.Ed.
¿, autor de su tanto trabajo a ser su productor
del amigo y del ejecutivo de cómo sea la lata difÃcil
esto? El F.A.T. Taller De la Ciudad
Finalmente un libro que trata el SPD en el
contexto completo que merece : not as a
co-condition or as another obstacle but as a full
fledged challenge to the complete inclusion of
individuals with unique learning styles. The
collaborative integration of the senses accounts for
your picking up this book, examining it and deciding on
whether to make it part of your library. Auer y Blumberg
caminan usted con cómo se hace descarrilar y se
reenciende ese proceso.
Rick Rader, MD ,
redactor jefe del compartimiento excepcional del padre y
director del Morton J. Centro De la Habilitación De Kent
Lea esto con un highlighter a disposición
, porque usted deseará referir muchas veces a
las ideas sabias y maravillosas en esto espléndido
co'mo- al libro. Los autores son no sólo padres
sensibles e inventivos de cabritos con el SPD, sino
también articulan, honestos, y sensibles escritores.
Carol S. Kranowitz, MA
, autor del niño Hacia fuera-de-Sinc.
Más Info: Desorden De
Proceso Sensorial: Una guÃa de la familia a entender y a
apoyar a su niño Sensorial-Sensible
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¿Diagnosis - cuál es el punto?
Make no mistake; getting an accurate diagnosis is a
critical step to support your child and your family. For
me, this step is very emotional on several levels.
First, while my brother is (I believe) a person with an
autistic spectrum disorder, he has never in fact had
such a diagnosis. While a psychiatrist recommended he be
placed in a state institution when he was a preschooler
(mid 1960's), and a psychologist diagnosed him with
Schizophrenia (mid 1980s), I really don't know, nor will
I ever know where he falls in the land of disorders.
Second, as a parent, it is emotionally challenging to
recognize and come to terms that your child is
functioning significantly differently from his or her
peers.
What then is the purpose of a diagnosis? The goal
isn't to know that you're child 'has' a particular
disorder - say, cerebral palsy. The point is to have
accurate language that helps to describe your child's
functioning and ultimately to receive appropriate care.
To reach this point, your child does need to have a
thorough evaluation performed by someone skilled in
assessing the particular area of concern. Some resources
include universities, a referral from your child's
pediatrician, an independent evaluator, or your school
district.
It may take several evaluations before you believe
that you have a good picture of your child. Be
forewarned, that often you may end up with a bundle of
disorders. My middle child, Craig, is currently
officially diagnosed with
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Developmental
Coordination Disorder, and Reading Disorder.
Now that I have some understanding of his challenges,
which are important - make no mistake, I prefer not to
identify or label my child with all of his disorders.
While I guess these disorders are a part of his 'being',
they do not come close to describing the whole. As well,
while it sounds like a lot, I know that these are all
commonly associated with ADHD.
This past week, Craig learned how to ride a bike
without training wheels - sort of. He has not yet
figured out to stop. It was quite a memorable site to
see him armored with a helmet, knee pads, elbow pads,
and gloves riding around our cul-de-sac. Since he
couldn't stop, he bumped into our neighbor's car, the
mailbox, various curbs, and bushes. Each time he
crashed, he immediately yelled, "I'm OK!" brushed
himself off, and got back on the bike again.
Ironically, now that I have a basket full of
disorders to describe Craig's functioning, if someone
asked me to describe him, I think I'd say, "He's a
really cool kid with some unique strengths and
challenges - just as everyone has".
Busque el libro nuevo de Chris -
Parenting a Child with Sensory Processing
Disorder: A Family Guide to Understanding and Supporting
Your Sensory-Sensitive Child (Christopher Auer, MA with
Susan L.Blumberg, Ph.D., New Harbinger Publications,
December 2006) www.newharbinger.com
¡Firme para arriba para nuestro boletÃn de
noticias libre!! www.spdresources.com
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Sobre el autor
Christopher R. Auer, MA, es el
presidente del tablero de la fundación del CABRITO
(conocimiento en el desarrollo), fundada por Dr. Lucy
Jane Miller, Ph.D.,OTR and was appointed by the Governor
of Colorado to the Interagency Coordinating Council ,
which oversees disability services to children birth to
three throughout the state. Él es el padre de tres Niños
increÃbles, uno de quién se diagnostica con ADHD y
desorden de proceso sensorial. Chris es también un
hermano a la persona con un desorden autistic del
espectro. Visite su Web site en www.spdresources.com/
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