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Old 03-16-2006, 05:18 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by bren
It's common for many children with autism have sensory issues. Does he exhibit sensitivities to other things such as sound, light or touch (different textures)? Sensory Integration therapy has been utilized by occupational therapists to help children with autism deal with sensory issuses. Are you familiar with sensory integration therapy? Are there any specialists at his school that provide services for your child? Perhaps someone there may be able to give you info re: whether he may be a candidate? I'd also get another doctor to check him out.

I'm very familiar with sensory issues. It's just never been an issue until now. So, this is something new for us. He has had speech and OT. I'm hoping to find something more out over the next few days. I have a meeting with his teacher in the morning to see if she found out anything. I also email the Emory Autism Center tonight, it may be a few days to hear back from them.

Thanks for the info.
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