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Dr Jean Ayres was the founder of Sensory Integration theory and therapy. Dr Ayres' research and clinical observations underpin our appr... | Instagram
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The development of sensory integrative theory and practice: A collection of the works of A. Jean Ayres: Ayres, A. Jean: 9780840309716: Amazon.com: Books
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Love, Jean: Inspiration for Families Living with Dysfunction of Sensory Integration by A. Jean Ayres (2004-01-31): Books - Amazon.ca
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Hungry Cutters - With so many of us spreading our knowledge of Sensory Integration (SI) or Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), we rarely take the time to thank a mentor, professor or researcher
