What is Ayres’ Sensory Integration Therapy all about?
Today I was chatting to another therapist, who remarked on how people think it’s the room and equipment that make the therapy. Ayres’ Sensory Integration is about how the therapist mindfully uses knowledge gained through thorough assessment to carefully plan and create an environment so interesting, motivating and exciting to their individual client that they […]
Activities for sensory-rich play – 1
Today is the first of our sensory-rich play ideas – and we have quire a few lined up for the next few days. Send us your ideas or yourtube post favourites via a pm or sharing to our FB page or via our email hello@asi-wise.org [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLT7p8Eqpyg&w=560&h=315] ASI Wise and Sensory Project | Building a Community […]
Resources for Practice: Using the theory of Ayres’ Sensory Integration to inform clinical practice with older adults – 2.

Watch this fantastic video from Spain about supporting healthy ageing through the use of outdoor gyms. The proprioception and vestibular input being just perfect for maintaining posture, balance and mobility alongside all the other benefits to health and well-being. Changes to the sensory system and brain are an inevitable part of ageing, Ayres’ theory gives […]
RESOURCES FOR PRACTICE: USING THE THEORY OF AYRES’ SENSORY INTEGRATION TO INFORM CLINICAL PRACTICE WITH OLDER ADULTS – 1.

We need to consider the importance of maintaining tactile discrimination skills – adequate tactile perception is necessary for using tools in a skillful way for participation in lifelong hobbies like sewing, model making, cake icing and painting. Last night we were delighted to receive a great fb update from our friend and colleague Tina Champagne. […]
Construction Toys in Ayres’ Sensory Integration

Praxis is about having an idea, a plan and then making it happen… This toy comes with plastic poles and connector knuckles…