産業医学および健康問題

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A Sensory Integration Therapy for Children with Autism

Chanchal Biswas*

The examination was intended to explore the impact of a tangible incorporation treatment program on tactile issues of youngsters with mental imbalance. This examination was led at the Trakya University Training and Research Center for Mentally and Physically Handicapped Children in Turkey. The youngsters were isolated into two gatherings, each containing 15 kids somewhere in the range of 7 and 11 years old with mental imbalance, as per DSM-IV models. The youngsters in each gathering were surveyed at first on an agenda, Sensory Evaluation Form for Children with Autism, created to assess tactile qualities of kids with chemical imbalance, and toward the finish of the examination, members were evaluated again on the agenda. Genuinely huge contrasts between bunches showed that the tactile joining treatment program decidedly influenced treated youngsters.