Help for Sensory Processing Issue

In this podcast I interview sensory processing expert, Lindsey Biel.  Lindsey Biel, OTR/L, is a pediatric occupational therapist with a private practice in New York City who evaluates and treats children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorders, sensory processing issues, developmental delays, physical disabilities and other challenges. Lindsey Biel is the author of, Sensory Processing Challenges: Effective Clinical Work with Kids & Teens, published by W.W. Norton, and Co-author, Raising a Sensory Smart Child, foreword by Temple Grandin.

What Can Be Done About Sensory Processing Issues?

Here we discuss important sensory processing issues for parents and caregivers to become aware of, and what can be done about them, so that they can better help children .

In this interview we address many questions parents ask such as:

What are the different types of sensory processing disorders that a person can have?

What can be done about it?

Who helps with these issues?

How does a parent or individual contact them?

How to work with schools and teachers.

What are Epraxia and dyspraxia?

Please also read my posts Sensory Processing Disorders.

sensorysmarts.com

www.sensoryprocessingchallenges.com

Also listen to the Naturally Recovering Autism live radio show interview with Lindsey Biel here. It’s show #13.

Additional links from the live radio show interview:

Karen’s Craniosacral post and how to find a qualified practitioner

Karen’s Craniosacral Youtube video with holds mom can do at home.

Irlen.com for colored eye lenses (need acetate on them).

Vibes High Fidelity Concert Earplugs

Download F.lux onto your computer screen for reduced sensory input.

GoNoodle.com for sensory play games.

The move and sit seat cushion

Superduperinc.com for fun learning materials for kids, including the “move your body” fun deck.

Karen’s Facebook page

Lindsey’s Facebook page