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- ISBN8232281731
- EAN9798232281731
- Date de parution06/10/2025
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- ÉditeurHamza elmir
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Introduction: Movement for All: The Sensory Fitness GuideMovement is a universal language of health, but for individuals on the autism spectrum, it is far more than just exercise-it is a foundational pillar for emotional regulation, cognitive function, and independence. The core thesis of Movement for All: The Sensory Fitness Guide is that physical activity, when adapted to the unique sensory and motor profile of the autistic individual, becomes a powerful, evidence-based therapeutic intervention.
It is a tool that addresses core challenges associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), extending far beyond simple physical fitness to improve quality of life across the lifespan. The Challenge and the OpportunityMotor differences, such as dyspraxia (motor planning challenges) and hypotonia (low muscle tone), are highly prevalent in the autistic population. Furthermore, sensory sensitivities can make traditional fitness environments-like loud, bright gyms or fast-paced team sports-overwhelming and inaccessible.
These barriers often lead to a sedentary lifestyle, contributing to higher rates of co-occurring health issues, including anxiety, obesity, and sleep disturbances. This book transforms that challenge into an opportunity. It moves beyond simply identifying deficits to providing a comprehensive, 50-chapter framework for building successful, joyful, and sustainable movement programs.
It is a tool that addresses core challenges associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), extending far beyond simple physical fitness to improve quality of life across the lifespan. The Challenge and the OpportunityMotor differences, such as dyspraxia (motor planning challenges) and hypotonia (low muscle tone), are highly prevalent in the autistic population. Furthermore, sensory sensitivities can make traditional fitness environments-like loud, bright gyms or fast-paced team sports-overwhelming and inaccessible.
These barriers often lead to a sedentary lifestyle, contributing to higher rates of co-occurring health issues, including anxiety, obesity, and sleep disturbances. This book transforms that challenge into an opportunity. It moves beyond simply identifying deficits to providing a comprehensive, 50-chapter framework for building successful, joyful, and sustainable movement programs.
Introduction: Movement for All: The Sensory Fitness GuideMovement is a universal language of health, but for individuals on the autism spectrum, it is far more than just exercise-it is a foundational pillar for emotional regulation, cognitive function, and independence. The core thesis of Movement for All: The Sensory Fitness Guide is that physical activity, when adapted to the unique sensory and motor profile of the autistic individual, becomes a powerful, evidence-based therapeutic intervention.
It is a tool that addresses core challenges associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), extending far beyond simple physical fitness to improve quality of life across the lifespan. The Challenge and the OpportunityMotor differences, such as dyspraxia (motor planning challenges) and hypotonia (low muscle tone), are highly prevalent in the autistic population. Furthermore, sensory sensitivities can make traditional fitness environments-like loud, bright gyms or fast-paced team sports-overwhelming and inaccessible.
These barriers often lead to a sedentary lifestyle, contributing to higher rates of co-occurring health issues, including anxiety, obesity, and sleep disturbances. This book transforms that challenge into an opportunity. It moves beyond simply identifying deficits to providing a comprehensive, 50-chapter framework for building successful, joyful, and sustainable movement programs.
It is a tool that addresses core challenges associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), extending far beyond simple physical fitness to improve quality of life across the lifespan. The Challenge and the OpportunityMotor differences, such as dyspraxia (motor planning challenges) and hypotonia (low muscle tone), are highly prevalent in the autistic population. Furthermore, sensory sensitivities can make traditional fitness environments-like loud, bright gyms or fast-paced team sports-overwhelming and inaccessible.
These barriers often lead to a sedentary lifestyle, contributing to higher rates of co-occurring health issues, including anxiety, obesity, and sleep disturbances. This book transforms that challenge into an opportunity. It moves beyond simply identifying deficits to providing a comprehensive, 50-chapter framework for building successful, joyful, and sustainable movement programs.
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