Sensory Integration Therapy Shows Gains in Preschoolers With Autism in Randomized Trial
Bioengineer.org
A randomized controlled trial in Turkey found that adding Ayres Sensory Integration therapy to standard special education improved daily living skills and progress toward therapeutic goals in preschoolers with autism. The study demonstrated the effectiveness of the therapy when delivered with proper fidelity, using a structured approach that ensures sessions meet the original method's standards. The results support the potential benefits of this occupational therapy approach in early autism intervention.
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