Meghan's World is a true story about one girl's triumph over Sensory Processing Disorder. The story validates children's feelings and offers parents and teachers a look into the world of a child suffering from SPD. Meghan's World was inspired by Meghan's first school show and her behaviors before, during, and after the event. The story briefly explains the therapies Meghan did to help her overcome SPD and lists resources for reference. Meghan's World ends with an "About Me" page so parents can start a dialogue with their child - leading to insight about their own child's needs and wants. Meghan's World is a great book for children diagnosed with autism, PDD, ADHD, ADD, dyslexia, Down syndrome, and other social and learning disabilities. Learn how to help your child grow into his or her own accomplishments, and see how Meghan has dealt with the following issues: * Sensory Modulation * Sound Sensitivity * Social Insecurity * Hypo/Hyper-Responsiveness * Tactile Defensiveness * Visual Perception * Sensory Processing * Allergies/Food Intolerance Publisher: Indigo Impressions PO Box 501, Speonk, NY 11972-0501 E-mail: meghanspd@yahoo.com Phone: (631) 926-8572 Consumer Info: Meghan’s World The Story of One Girl’s Triumph over Sensory Processing Disorder ©2007 Diane M. Renna Price: $17.95 US $20.95 CAN E-mail: meghanspd@yahoo.com Website: www.meghanstriumphoverspd.com Target Audience: Children diagnosed with SPD, autism, PDD, ADHD, ADD, dyslexia, Down syndrome, and other social and learning disabilities. Ages two and up. Major Distributors: Amazon.com Baker & Taylor Books |
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Written by Diane M. Renna
Illustrated by Regina Stark
With Illustrations by Meghan Renna
Illustrated by Regina Stark
With Illustrations by Meghan Renna
| Meghan's World The Story of One Girl's Triumph over Sensory Processing Disorder Giving inspiration & hope to children living in an overstimulating world. |
