Creative Child Magazine recognizes Sensitive Sam does touch the senses!

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 1, 2009 --

Denver, CO. - Sensitive Sam, written in engaging rhyme, from a child's perspective, colorfuly illustrated, tackles the daily confusing challenges and triumphs of a young boy with Sensory Processing Disorder, formerly known as; Sensory Integration Dysfunction. Sam's misunderstood behavior complicates life at home and disrupts learning in the classroom. At the suggestion of Sam's teacher, his parents seek an early diagnosis and occupational therapy for Sam's Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). Most importantly, after treatment, Sam is happy and enjoys all the fun and messy things kids like to do!

Parents Magazine loved Sensitive Sam enough to include it in their December Holiday issue under "Parents Need to Know" section! 4 million children in this country have SPD, few people recognize the condition that affects 1 in every 7 or 8 according to the SPD Foundation, www.SPDFoundation.net, the world leader in research, education and advocacy of SPD. Sensitive Sam is an eye-opener, as the movie Rainman had on the subject of autism. "The author/illustrator Marla Roth-Fisch brings immediacy to this topic of Sensory Processing Disorder, as she includes websites and resources for parents/professionals in the back of the book."

Sensitive Sam is joyfully endorsed by both Carol Kranowitz, The Out-of-Sync Child, and Dr. Lucy Jane Miller, Sensational Kids; Hope and Help for Children with Sensory Processing Disorder.

You are invited to learn more about Sensitive Sam and SPD by visiting us at www.SensitiveSam.com. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the continued research, eduation and advocacy for Sensory Processing Disorder.