Occupational Therapy Books

Top Pick!

My first choice of book for parents and teachers who need to know more about SPD and practical information on how to help their kids at home and at school.

Well written, easy to understand and immensely practical.

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An indepth treasure trove of information on understanding and living with a child who has Sensory Processing Disorder.

I personally feel that this occupational therapy book is more suited to therapists, although many parents have certainly benefited from it. It is very detailed and therefore more "textbooky", but contains a wealth of valuable information.

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Recommended for preteens to read with their parents, or for teenagers to read on their own. This book is easy to read and does not use jargon, and will help an older child with SPD to understand and deal with everyday challenges.

Parents can read this book with their kids, and help them to implement suggestions in daily home and school life.

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This book is written by a woman who has experienced the trials and challenges of living with SPD (and Aspergers) in herself, and writes about her experiences in an engaging, pithy way.

This personal story will give all its readers a far deeper understanding of Sensory Processing Disorder and its effect on everyday life.

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This is a marvellous little rhyming book that will make children (and their parents and teachers) aware of the correct pencil grip as well as the activities which can strengthen little hands and fingers to get them ready for using the pencil.

Once kids are familiar with the story, it is fun to refer to the Little Pencil character when engaging in fine motor activities - reminding the kids that this activity will help the Forever Friends to get strong to help Little Pencil. I recommend this for preschools and therapists as well as parents!

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Written by an occupational therapist, this book covers the entire range of a child’s development from birth to age five.

The chapters of the book are arranged according to a child’s age. I would recommend this book for new parents, caregivers of little ones and therapists new to pediatrics.

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This book explores the contributing factors to poor hand skills in children with autism and provides many practical strategies to encourage the development of functional hand skills.

Written by an occupational therapist with years of experience working with children on the Autism Spectrum and with a special interest in developing hand skills.

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Fine Motor ABC is a one-of-a-kind book that has been written to inform parents and children alike.

Each letter of the alphabet is linked to a fine motor activity in 3 ways:

A huge selection of printable visual perceptual resources - with great bundle discounts!