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Sensory Stimulation: Sensory-Focused Activities for People with Physical and Multiple Disabilities

Susan A. Fowler, Hilary M. Johnson

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Part One 1: The meaning of sensory stimulation. 2: Theoretical framework for sensory stimulation programmes. 3: Maximising participation in sensory focused activities. 4: Assessment and evaluation. 5: How to structure sensory focused activities. 6: The Skills Enhancement Unit, An example of a sensory programme. Part Two. Ideas for sensory focused activities: Making everyday activities sensory stimulating Recording forms Activities - Drinks Activities - Food Activities - Personal care and household care Activities - Art and craft. Glossary. References.

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Key concepts: Sensory system, Sensory stimulation therapy, Glossary, Stimulation, Psychology, Craft, Sensory substitution, Neuroscience