“A brilliant book. You are in the hands of a master tactician, an expert who knows her stuff cold, and a loving parent who’s been there and back.”
- Edward Hallowell, MD, author of The Childhood Roots of Adult Happiness and co-author of Driven to Distraction

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“Open this book and read a description of a well-regulated, efficient, effective child going through the day. Imagine -- this organized child can be yours! Employing Carolyn Dalgliesh’s sensible systems for sensory kids, you will easily learn to help your child get in sync, at home and in the world.”
- Carol Kranowitz, author of The Out-of-Sync Child

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“Carolyn Dalgliesh has skillfully identified techniques, strategies and practical organizing solutions that will provide these children – and their families – the much needed structure, peace, and calm they need. The Sensory Child Gets Organized will enable parents to better deal with their child’s challenging sensory behavior and connect more deeply with those we love the most – our children.”
- Peter Walsh, New York Times bestselling author of It’s All Too Much and Does This Clutter Make My Butt Look Fat?

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“Sure, Dalgliesh covers organization with checklists and labeled bins. But this book goes much further! "Organizing" in this book means giving parents the techniques to meet the challenges which are unraveling their special needs child. Abounds in excellent, practical and empathic strategies to help a child organize his/her mindset and thrive.”
- Martin L. Kutscher, MD, pediatric neurologist and author of Kids in the Syndrome Mix

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“In The Sensory Child Gets Organized, Dalgliesh provides much more than organizational skills. Ms. Dalgleish seeks to meet a critical—and often unmet—need of bridging the gap between clinical intervention and everyday life at home for the family with a sensory child.””
- The New York Journal of Books, Review by Diane Brandley, MSN

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“Chock-full of practical suggestions, this is an invaluable resource for parents of children with ADHD,bipolar disorder, autism, OCD, or sensory processing issues.”
- The Library Journal, Starred Book Review by Julia M. Reffner, 2013 Issue

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“Packed with practical suggestions, the book effectively shows how the home environment can be modified to support the sensory child and make life run more smoothly for the entire family. Parents of sensory kids of all kinds will welcome this useful, positive tome.”
- Publisher’s Weekly

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“Every once in a while, a book comes along that changes your life. I thought I had read everything I needed to know about helping my child with his sensory issues. And then along came The Sensory Child Gets Organized. This book is filled with ways to create organization, structure and visual supports to help with the more challenging sensory based behaviors.”
- Alysia Butler Managing Editor SPD Blogger Network

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