Sensory Processing and Strategies
The Sensory Action Plan and Most Likely / Least Likely table available on this page are discussed during the webinars.
Sensory Processing and Sensory Strategies webinars
In Part 1- Understanding Sensory Processing, we:
- explored sensory processing
- considered the differences diverse learners, including autistic young people, may experience with processing information from their senses
- identified how sensory processing differences may impact on the daily lives of individuals and those around them.
In Part 2- Implementing Sensory Strategies, we:
- discussed the importance of understanding sensory processing differences
- reviewed tools, strategies and resources that can assist individuals to meet their sensory needs and engage in everyday activities.
General resources
Raising Children Network - Sensory sensitivities: children and teenagers with autism spectrum disorder
The Inspired Treehouse - Homepage
Department for Education South Australia - Ready to Learn Interoception kit
Positive Partnerships - Understanding Sensory Processing online learning module
Middletown Centre for Autism - Sensory audit for schools and classrooms
Queensland Government Autism Hub and Reading Centre - Environmental Audit
Autism CRC - Inclusion Ed
Kiddo movement skills for kids aged 3-8
Smiling Mind meditation
Choiceworks app for creating individualised visuals
Autism apps - website that reviews different autism apps available
OT Australia- Find an OT
Raising Children’s Network - Parent guide to therapies
Positive Partnerships' Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander resources
Djarmbi the different kookaburra story
Autism, Our Kids, Our Stories: Voices of Aboriginal Parents Across Australia
