Sensory Integration Network

29/10/2025

🎯 Build Confidence in Adult Sensory Practice!

Join SIE Honorary Fellow Mim Ochsenbein on 5th November for our next Sensory Spotlight Talk: Introduction to Building Adult Sensory Programmes - Foundations, Assessment and Intervention.

This focused session is ideal for clinicians ready to take the next step in supporting adults with challenges:

✅ Discover the evidence-based foundations of adult sensory programming
✅ Learn how to structure assessments and apply (GAS)
✅ Explore practical intervention delivery across community, clinical and telehealth settings

👉 Suitable for therapists and allied health professionals in , disability, and community care.

📅 Live on 5th November | Don’t miss it 👇

Please note this webinar is free for SIE Lifelong Members to attend.

29/10/2025

This new open access paper discusses motor skills in different diagnostic groups based on a recent study where Movement ABC 2 test scores were used as an outcome measure. Whilst the Movement ABC does not capture all the reasons someone might find motor tasks difficult the study provides insight into areas that would benefit further investigation for neurodivergent individuals who find motor activities difficult.

https://doi.org/10.1007/s10803-025-07042-0

28/10/2025

🍂 Seasons change, senses react! 🍂

Whilst autumn can bring cosy delights, for some, the shift in textures, temperatures and routines can be tough.

In her latest Thoughts from a Therapist blog, Anna Willis of Active Play Therapies explores how seasonal transitions can challenge those with — and why recognising and respecting matters.

✨ Perfect reading for .

👉 Read the full blog here here: https://loom.ly/NZO-des

28/10/2025

Another festive event to look out for which has been designed to be inclusive to those with differences

https://loom.ly/6WA9xnk

A community news update from your area

27/10/2025

👻 With only a few days away, it's a timely reminder that this time of year isn't always fun for every child.

For children with differences, scratchy costumes, loud noises and social pressures can make Halloween night overwhelming instead of exciting.

💡 Our latest blog shares practical tips to make Halloween more sensory-friendly and inclusive – from costume adaptations to party planning ideas!

👉 Read more here: https://loom.ly/mYIXmUI

27/10/2025

✨ Happy World OT Day! ✨

A huge thank you to all our incredible colleagues, students, and followers who work tirelessly to support individuals of all ages in doing the activities that matter most to them.

Your work empowers independence, inclusion, and wellbeing every single day. 💚

27/10/2025

This new qualitative article investigated the lived experience of sensory sensitivities in 713 adults between the ages of 17 and 75 years. Participants reported that their impacted their daily lives significantly including their personal wellbeing, relationships, and participation in daily occupations like self-care, work and leisure.



https://doi.org/10.1177/27546330251383024

26/10/2025

Something for families and visitors to Cornwall this Christmas to look out for - the biggest Christmas Grotto!

https://loom.ly/j4Vzvo4

Torpoint-based charity has been supporting parents and carers of autistic individuals across the region since its launch

25/10/2025

Millie Haywood, an autistic entrepreneur, started her own clothing company with clothes for individuals with differences are not finding clothes that met her needs. The hoodie designed by her includes a large hood to fit over headphones or ear defenders.



https://loom.ly/oS8s9Gw

Millie Haywood,22, designed the hoodies after struggling with some features of typical clothing.

24/10/2025

Our Sensory Symposium brought together a panel of experts to explore Sensory Integration work across the multidisciplinary team, sharing diverse perspectives and evidence-based approaches.

Continue your professional growth with the Lifelong Learning Programme, giving you access to innovative CPD courses, workshops, and live events like this all year round - follow the link in the comments.

24/10/2025

This new study investigated differences in children age 6-17 years following mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). The Sensory Profile was used as an outcome measure and the key findings included that children and young people following mTBI presented with sensory difference in taste and smell, general hypersensitivity or hyposensitivity and differences related to auditory filtering.



https://doi.org/10.1080/21622965.2025.2549930

23/10/2025

👀 It’s Sensory Awareness Month!

Ever wondered what it’s like to live with ?

Our A Day in the Life of… stories offer a glimpse into how people of all ages experience the world through their senses — and how those differences can affect daily routines.

✨ These FREE downloadable stories are perfect for parents, educators and professionals who want to understand and support .

💻 Download yours here 👇