Sensory Integration and the Child

“Sensory Integration and the Child” by Gene Ayres is one of those books that every parent should read to better understand their child. Often, parents believe that behavioral or learning problems are the result of laziness, whims, or a difficult character of the child. In fact, this is a consequence of problems with sensory integration - an unconscious process that occurs in the brain.

If you often ponder questions like “Why can’t my child sit still at a desk at school?”, “Why is it so difficult for my son to learn to read and write?”, “Why is my daughter so insecure on the playground?”, “Why doesn’t my child like to wash her hair, get a haircut?” - here you will find the answers.

The book "Sensory Integration and the Child" will be of interest to both specialists (psychologists, teachers, physical and social rehabilitation specialists, occupational therapists, neurologists) and parents, for whom the author's recommendations will help them take a fresh look at their child's problems and difficulties and form a strategy to support them.