Illustrates how to use yoga to bring calm and focus (and exercise!) to children with special needs. Childhood is a time filled with new motor challenges and hurdles; and this is doubly true for kids with autism and other special needs. The motor challenges children face require strength, coordination, and the ability to focus and attend. Yoga can help children with these challenges as it can strengthen their bodies while calming. This book demonstrates how to get children started with the discipline that so many of us use in our daily lives. Occupational therapist Britt Collins tells how to use yoga to support special needs, increasing body awareness and fine tune coordination skills.
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Sensory Yoga for Kids is an excellent resource that will help all who are trying to make the lives of children better now and for the future."
- Friendshipcircle.org, 5 Books for Those Supporting Individuals with Autism and Sensory Issues
"Sensory Yoga for Kids offers suggestions for bringing calm and movement to children with SEN. It has chapters for different common disabilities with ideas to support the child to access yoga."
- Sensory Integration Network
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Verlagsort
Zielgruppe
Für Grundschule und weiterführende Schule
Produkt-Hinweis
Broschur/Paperback
Klebebindung
Maße
Höhe: 228 mm
Breite: 151 mm
Dicke: 17 mm
Gewicht
ISBN-13
978-1-935567-48-6 (9781935567486)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Pediatric Occupational Therapist, Britt Collins, graduated from Colorado State University over 10 years ago and since then has worked tirelessly on OT and Sensory Integration awareness, research and application. Britt has worked in a variety of settings including pediatric hospital inpatient, ICU, rehabilitation, outpatient clinics, homes, schools and skilled nursing facilities. With her award-winning OT DVD series and two books, "Sensory Parenting: Newborns to Toddlers and Sensory Parenting: The Elementary Years," she's among the cutting-edge leaders in the field. Her book has received enthusiastic reviews from Dr. Lucy Jane Miller and Lindsey Biel, M.A., OTR/L, and she presents nationwide alongside experts Temple Grandin, Paula Aquilla, Diane Bahr and Carol Kranowitz.
Britt's professional specialties include: working with children with sensory processing disorder, autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, Down syndrome, feeding disorders and more. Britt is also certified to teach yoga for children with special needs ages 0-12. She is working to complete her full yoga certification and her children's yoga certification.
Currently, Britt is practicing in Denver, Colorado in the Cherry Creek School District as well as providing in home early intervention for children ages birth to three for Results Matter Therapy. For more information on Britt, please visit www.sensoryparenting.com and www.sensoryyogaforkids.com
Introduction
Chapter 1: What is Sensory Processing? How does that affect our bodies?
Chapter 2: Background on Yoga
Chapter 3: Yoga for Children with Sensory Challenges
Chapter 4: Yoga for Children with Mental Health Challenges (i.e. anxiety, depression)
Chapter 5: Yoga for Children with Physical Challenges
Chapter 6: Yoga for Children with Developmental Delays
Chapter 7: Yoga for Typically Developing Children
Chapter 8: Yoga for Parents and Other Adults
Chapter 9: Yoga in Schools
Chapter 10: Practicing Yoga with your child
Chapter 11: What are red flags that your child might have sensory challenges?
Interview with Yoga instructors, OT's, parents of children with special needs.
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