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From the Desk of Kath 🎓✨🌈 When a student brings theory to life and makes a lasting impact, it deserves to be celebrated. This is a tribute to Sally V, whose final MSc OT placement with Sensory Ladders has left a ripple of change – and a legacy of connection, compassion, and

Visit our shop sensoryproject.org/shop for more details about these amazing learning opportunities with ASI Wise & Sensory Project. #sensoryintegration

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🌟 Join Our Sensory Based Feeding & Eating Differences Community of Practice! 🌟 Are you supporting individuals with sensory-based eating difficulties or differences—and looking for a space to connect, reflect, and grow with peers? Our Peer Support for Clinical Practice session

Need a wet weather activity to do while doging bank holiday mizzle or even April showers? Look no further… Why stomp in puddles? Because science says it’s spectacular! Forget the mess—when kids leap into puddles, they’re not just playing, they’re developing essential brain and

New research alert for those of us working with people with ADHD! And those of us with ADHD too! A brand new meta-analysis (April 2025) in the Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry confirms what many of us see in practice every day or experience in our

Why We Recommend Using ‘Sensory Integration and Processing’, and Framing Reports Around Strengths and Difficulties Impacting Participation At ASI Wise and The Sensory Project, we recommend using the term ‘sensory integration and processing’ because it more accurately reflects

We're Making Improvements Behind the Scenes ASI Wise & The Sensory Project Our website is currently down for an upgrade. We're working hard to make it easier for you to find what matters—whether you're a parent, professional, or partner. These updates will also improve

🎉 Our new website structure is now live and running smoothly! We’re excited about the fresh look and the new features coming soon – stay tuned! 🚀 #WebsiteLaunch #NewBeginnings #DigitalGrowth

☀️ It's common for people—especially sensory beings—to dislike the feeling of sunscreen on their skin. But sun safety matters. Try different textures or spray options if needed, and help your body stay protected. #SunAwarenessWeek #ayressensoryintegration #sensoryhealth

Sensory Ladders®️ X Scentered®️ A Symbiotic Partnership for Self-regulation, Wellbeing and Praxis We are delighted to announce a unique and purposeful collaboration between Sensory Ladders®️ and Scentered®️ – uniting therapeutic aromatherapy and co-produced tools for

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If you’re curious, learning, or just want to feel more grounded in your practice, we invite you to read and reflect with us. Read the post here: sensoryproject.org/2025/05/22/cla… #TheSensoryProject #SensoryLadders #SPD #ayressensoryintegration #occupationaltherapy #LearningTogether

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Is Touch Too Tricky in Mental Health Services? Let’s Talk. For many working in mental health, “touch” can feel like a no-go area—loaded with risk, boundaries, and safeguarding concerns. But what if that’s not the whole story? What if consensual, therapeutic, and trauma-informed

We’re Hiring! Are you an organised, creative, and people-focused individual who loves building community and making things run smoothly? ASI Wise is looking for a new Administrator with special responsibilities for Community Engagement and Membership to join our dynamic team!

We are feeling deeply thankful today. What began back in 1999 as Sensory Levels, and evolved into Sensory Ladders in 2002, has now travelled far beyond what I ever imagined. Created to support regulation and praxis, they were designed to help anyone, of any age, make sense of,

ASI Wise Comment on EHC Plans – On Behalf of Our Therapists At ASI Wise, our therapists are deeply committed to ensuring that every assessment and recommendation they contribute is necessary, evidence-informed, and centred on the young person’s unique needs. No therapist we