Sensoryville

A Place For Parents of Kids With Sensory Processing Disorder

This is a community for families dealing with sensory processing disorder. It is a place to find support and understanding.

Members

  • CB
  • Feener
  • Mommy~Dearest
  • Kathleen
  • rich
  • Natalie Spontak
  • Eileen Parker
  • Erika Walker-Bright
  • Ellen Jackie
  • ella
  • Wendy Kimble
  • Sheryl Harrell
  • Leslie Setlock
  • KristinSteel
  • Jen Thomas
  • Kasey
 

Latest Activity

Patty added a discussion
I was just wondering if anyone has had any experience with neurofeedback and interactive metronome as it applies to treating SPD. My therapist has recommended both for my son and I am really curious about them. We are in the process of trying to set…
October 19, 2009
Natalie, Well, we have been working on the program now for at least a month. It took several weeks of the preliminary exercises, and Danny is still not perfect with them, but my OT said we could move on. Basically, the exercises include spinning on…
October 19, 2009
Claire B added a discussion
Hi everyone Just wondering if any parents of school age kids have aides in class for their kids and how they went about getting one. N is seriously failing this year already. She is at a new school and it seems that there has been a disconnect betwe…
October 15, 2009
Claire B and Wendy Kimble are now friends
October 15, 2009
Melissa and Caryn Daher are now friends
September 24, 2009
Caryn Daher added a group
A support group for parents of children with sensory processing issues
September 23, 2009
Caryn Daher Looking forward to meeting more sensory moms here!
September 23, 2009
Caryn Daher updated their profile photo
September 23, 2009

Forum

Patty

Neurofeedback and Interactive Metronome

Started by Patty Oct. 19, 2009.

Patty

Astronaut Program 4 Replies

Started by Patty. Last reply by Patty Oct. 19, 2009.

Claire B

Teaching aide for class

Started by Claire B Oct. 15, 2009.

Blog Posts

Kim J

sensory table

I found an article (at perpetualpreschool.com) about different items to put use in a sensory table. Here is a list of 101 different things to try that I found there.

***1. water 2. jell-o 3. pudding 4. ice 5. packing peanuts or other Styrofoam 6. shredded paper 7. pumpkin guts 8. rice 9. coffee grounds 10. dirt 11. corn meal 12. sea shells 13. seeds 14. dry pasta 15. cooked pasta 16. leaves (try fresh and crinkly ones) 17. clean mud (mix 1 roll white toilet paper (shredded), 1 bar grated Dove s… Continue

Posted by Kim J on December 2, 2008 at 12:27pm

Kim J

Hello: an introduction

Hello. My name is Kim and I am a sahm. I spend my days with my 2yo (soon to be 3yo) son who has been diagnosed with SPD. We have good days and bad days, but always we have love.

I am sure most people here understand how things are scored on a sensory profile, but if not I will explain it.
T = Typical (as in the child is typical in that he can do this or have no problem with this) 85% of the population falls into T range
P = Probable (as in it is probable that the child has issues or trouble in… Continue

Posted by Kim J on November 25, 2008 at 5:05pm

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