Ayres' Sensory Integration WISE

02/01/2026

Happy New Year everyone 🎉✨ Hope you are all doing very well and settling nicely into the New Year.

Just a little note to share our tutor group dates for this month 😊 We have a mix of daytime and evening slots coming up:

📅 13 January – Evening session, starting at 7.30-9.30 pm
📅 21 January – Daytime session, starting at 12-2 noon
📅 22 January – Evening session, starting at 7.30-9.30 pm

We would love to see you there as always 💛 Tutor groups are a really great space to connect, ask questions, get support, and to learn how real sensory integration assessments and interventions take place within Occupational Therapy and other professions in practice 🧠✨

See you very soon 😊🌟

01/01/2026

Welcome to 2026
A year of possibilities and opportunities.

As we step forward, we remain committed to sensory informed, person led, and co produced practice across learning, health, and everyday life.

Thank you for being part of our community and for the work we continue to shape together.

28/12/2025

Everyone needs a snerdle sometimes!

27/12/2025

Loving this very sensory based relational idea, grounded in creating time and suave for reset.

A school in Sweden offers what they call “emotion breaks” — a gentle pause in the day where students are invited to sit quietly with a soft toy and express how they feel. There's no teacher watching, no evaluation, no right words to say — just a safe moment of emotional release before they rejoin class.

Some students whisper into the toy’s ear. Others sit silently, hugging it while calming down from stress or frustration. The idea is rooted in emotional regulation — allowing young children to process feelings through a nonjudgmental outlet rather than bottling them up or acting out.

These breaks are not scheduled like traditional lessons. Instead, students can request them when they feel overwhelmed. Teachers say behavior issues have dropped, and classroom participation has improved — all thanks to a soft plush bear and five quiet minutes on a beanbag.

26/12/2025

25/12/2025

In the 2025 Lancet Wakley Prize winning essay, Donna Wakefield explores how personal experiences and understanding of the social determinants of health can transform patient care and foster a more inclusive healthcare system.

Read now via the link in comments 💬

25/12/2025

🎄We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a gentle, joyful festive season. Thank you for being part of our year.

We look forward to reconnecting with you when we return, refreshed and ready for the New Year! ⭐

25/12/2025

Greetings to you all from our team.

24/12/2025

🎅 It's Christmas Eve, and the last day of our ASI Wise Advent Calendar.

🎁 We wanted to take this time to celebrate each and every one of you who have been involved in ASI Wise this year. From our educators, to our students, from our volunteers, to our wider community - you are what makes ASI Wise.

⭐ Congratulations to those of you who have completed courses this year, and we can't wait to continue working with you all in 2026.

🎄Happy Christmas!

24/12/2025

23/12/2025

🎅 It's Day 23 of our Advent Calendar and that means it's only two more sleeps until Santa comes!

🎁 To help you get into the festive spirit, we have a Festive Playlist for you on our Spotify! With over 870 songs to help you get into an alert state, this playlist will carry you to the big day in good spirits.

🎧 Listen now: 👉 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5IZIlkt0BylmCvJMz3rpLz

22/12/2025

🎅 It's Day 22 of our ASI Wise Advent Calendar and we're celebrating another highlight of our year!

🎁 This year, we launched our Sensory Ladder® Scentered Set! Including six uniquely scented balms for targeted support designed to map to self-states on your Sensory Ladder®, this set represents the fusion of neuroscience, co-production and natural wellbeing, supporting individuals in homes, schools, clinics and workplaces.

🛒 Head to our shop now to get your Set: 👉 https://sensoryproject.org/product/sensory-ladder-scentered-set/