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What is Sensory Integration Disorder?
By JustMommies
Children with Sensory Integration Disorder have problems interpreting things they hear, see, smell, or touch. Sensory Integration Disorder occurs in the brains of children. The nervous system works by interpretting signals sent from the body through the nerves to the brain. These signals tell the brain to see, hear, smell, or feel. » Read moreTourette Syndrome FAQ
By JustMommies
Tourette Syndrome is a neurological disorder characterized by repetitive movements and sounds. These movements and sounds are referred to as tics. What is a tic? » Read moreThe Sensory Diet - Treatment for Sensory Integration Disorder
By JustMommies
Diagnosing Sensory Integration Disorder. If you child has symptoms of Sensory Integration Disorder your doctor may refer you to a trained occupational therapist for an evaluation. She may ask you questions about his behavior, eating habits, or developmental concerns in her evaluation. She may use a standardized questionnaire to evaluate your child for sensory dysfunction. The Sensory Diet » Read moreSymptoms of Autism and Autism Spectrum Disorders
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What is Autism? » Read moreSpina Bifida
By Rebecca Pillar
Spina Bifida is a condition where, during development in the very first month of pregnancy, the spinal cord does not completely close. Spina Bifida is estimated to occur in nearly 7 out of every 10,000 live births in the United States. Exact figures are not available due to the possibility of under reporting. Spina Bifida comes in three forms: » Read more