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Improving the quality of services for families and their children with special needs in the communities in which they live. | |||||
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Sensory IntegrationSensory integration theory and intervention have been topics of interest among occupational and physical therapists, teachers and families. Articles concerning the outcomes of sensory integration intervention with children, published in peer-reviewed professional journals from 1990-2002, were reviewed. Specific information from each article was extracted in order to summarize the article's critical points and report its results. Findings from 42 reviewed articles are reported, each in a separate table that's posted on this website. This collection includes 12 review articles, 2 meta-analysis, 13 randomized control trials, 1 non-randomized study, 1 follow-up study, 5 single subject designs and 8 reports of non-empirical designs.What Can You Learn from the Tables
View the summary tables of all 42 articles related to sensory integration. Search for specific articles using the search feature Use the search feature on this website to locate an article that pertains to something of particular interest to you. For example, type "autism" in the search box and you will be directed to the articles in this collection that relate to the outcomes of sensory integration intervention with children with autism. If you're looking for studies about the effect of sensory integration approaches on children's language, type “language skills.” Here are some other suggestions:
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