| Sensory Integration Anne Jean Ayres, PhD, OTR, FAOTA Sensory Integration is a concept developed by Anne Jean Ayres, PhD, OTR, FAOTA. As a child, Dr. Ayres wrestled with learning issues not unlike those she would study later in life. As an Occupational Therapist, Dr. Ayres' research, was the genesis of the theory that children who had a sensory integrative dysfunction suffered from a misunderstood disability. Frustrated parents who once misunderstood a child's inability to finish a seemingly simple task; teachers who labored over a student's poor reading skills, repeated reversal of letters, confusion of words; counselors who were perplexed over a child's aggressiveness on innocuous issues, finally had an explanation. This concept revolutionized pediatric Occupational Therapy, educational, and behavioral management of individuals with sensory integration disorders in the school systems and beyond. |
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| Inside The Dan Center Tomatis Auditory Training Berard Auditory Integration Training AIT IRLEN Screening Handwriting Without Tears Interactive Metronome LindaMood Bell Program PECS Sensory Integration Sensory Defensiveness Sensory Integration and Brain Channels Occupational Therapy Meet the Staff The Dan Center in the news. My Name is Not Autistic |
| FAQ 1. Will my child benefit from Auditory/Listening Training? Individuals with communication concerns, learning challenges, sensory issues such as auditory, tactile, visual, avoids eye contact, inability to focus,... Read More |
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