Sensi attended the Sensory Babies course in July 2019
This course focuses on the role of sensory processing in early childhood development, behaviours associated with changed sensory processing and the use of sensory strategies to promote development.
We are running a parent and carer workshop on Thursday 26th March 2015. We recognise how complex sensory integration, sensory processing and sensory attachment is, and want to give an opportunity for parents and carers to ask us questions and explore these areas further.
This workshop will be practical yet theoretical, exploring some of the science behind the play. We will explain some of the activities we use within sessions, to help make sense of what we do.
We believe “see motor…think sensory” and we will explore this with you all.
There will be a chance to meet the extended team, including the OT Assistants, new Therapists Moira and Heidi, and Holistic Therapist Fran.
There will be opportunity for you to see our new products, and borrow some equipment and books from our ‘library’.
Please contact us should you wish to attend this workshop evening.
Sensory Attachment Intervention – Just Right State Programme for Adolescents and Adults
Claire and Annie are trained in JRS programme and assess a young person or adult’s response to stress and consider the impact on the autonomic nervous system. The treatment approach uses sensory activities and food for regulation, and co-regulation. It enables the individual to self regulate, consider their sensory needs and provides strategies for self nurture. This is either facilitated in a group setting or an individual basis
SenSI are very excited to announce that we are working closely with Rompa, and acting as their Specialist Advisors in Autism and Sensory Integration. We feature in their new brochure 2015!
We have been meeting with Rompa over the past year, helping them design new products, and new packages of equipment, such as the Oral Motor Package.
SenSI have also been product testing, and have had some brilliant volunteers who have put the equipment to the test, and allowed us to take videos and photos on the equipment – thank you to all involved! You will see these throughout the year on Rompa website, Twitter and Facebook.
Should you have any questions as to any Rompa products, please ask away. Also, should you have any comments as to any of Rompa Sensory Integration equipment, please let us know.
