Sensory Integration Disorder Support Group
Sensory Integration Disorder is a neurological disorder causing difficulties with processing information from the five classic senses, the sense of movement, and/or the positional sense. Sensory integration disorders vary between individuals in their characteristics and intensity.
I am so tired of going around and around with the school. Partly because it takes so much effort to go an inch and partly because I dont really know what I need to request. I understand that a childs parent should understand very clearly their childs disability in order to correctly advocate for them with the school system, but what happens when you are not sure... what about when the doctors are not sure what to call it? The latest dx is Sensory Integration Motorically Disorganized Impulsive Type.... How do I study that?
The point is how is your child doing in school, and the school IS REQUIRED to support him to be successful. Who gave that dx? that doctor should tell you what the help he requires is and how that should be delivered. What did they say?
The school needs to provide him the environment and skills to succeed. What are they planning to do to keep him at grade level?
The school like olisomom said has to give him what he needs,
Do you have a community mental health agency, I went that route and got services and also a case manager and she goes with me everywhere and knows what the schools and all are responisble for..