This book reveals how early movement experiences influence the development of the brain. Important concepts of sensory integration theory are explained, highlighting the effects of early trauma and neglect on a child's psychomotor development. Examples are provided of how trauma can hinder the proper organization of sensory processes. The book suggests activities that help reconstruct immature systems and lay the foundation for physical awareness, social and emotional skills. It is ideal for adoptive and foster parents, social workers, and educators in early education. It contains many practical tips and examples that help parents better understand their child.