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    When Kids Fly: Solutions for Children with Sensory Integration Challenges
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    When Kids Fly: Solutions for Children with Sensory Integration Challenges

    By Sally Fryer Dietz PT CST-D

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    About this ebook

    Filled with insights from the author Sally Fryer Dietz's years of physical and sensory integration therapy that you can take from the school to your home, When Kids Fly is written in a conversational tone that makes it perfect for parents, friends, teachers, and medical professionals, alike. Starting from the moment that Dietz realized that something “wasn’t quite right” with her son, and allowing us to follow them (and others) through to his adulthood, this one-of-a-kind book ties the practical to both the professional and the personal.  When Kids Fly can help you figure out when to worry about your child’s development, when not to worry, and what options are available—no matter where your child falls on the spectrum of sensory motor integration. It is a wonderful resource for those who really want to help children discover their wings as they grow towards maturity and learn to fly on their own.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHillcrest Media Group
    Release dateOct 13, 2015
    ISBN9781634136129
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