#7 in the Masterclass series | using Goal Attainment Scaling as an outcome measure: advanced practices.

Dr Roseann Schaaf, PhD., OTR/L, FAOTA

Professor, Director, Jefferson Autism Center of  Excellence.

#8 in the Masterclass series | Linking goals to participation-based outcomes in children with autism and sensory features.

Dr Roseann Schaaf, PhD., OTR/L, FAOTA

Professor, Director, Jefferson Autism Center of  Excellence.

#9 in the Masterclass series | Application of ASI: Analysis and discussion of individual cases submitted by participants prior.

Dr Roseann Schaaf, PhD., OTR/L, FAOTA

Professor, Director, Jefferson Autism Center of  Excellence.

#10 in the Masterclass series | Sensory integration: impact on the neurodevelopmental trajectory of autism.

Dr Roseann Schaaf, PhD., OTR/L, FAOTA

Professor, Director, Jefferson Autism Center of  Excellence.

Discover how Aquatic Therapy and Ayres Sensory Integration (ASI) work together to support individuals with sensory processing differences. This webinar explores how the sensory-rich qualities of water—like buoyancy and resistance—can be used to enhance regulation, body awareness, and motor planning. Learn how combining these approaches can lead to meaningful therapeutic outcomes.

Webinar about ASI and outcome measures | Mapping the strengths of different outcome measures.

Join us to explore the links between the senses and eating. Skills for practice and strategies for use at home.

A webinar exploring the ASI theory for those individuals with a diagnosis of Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). Learning Outcomes: 1. An introduction to FND and ASI across the lifespan 2. An increased understanding of why to think sensory for individuals with a diagnosis of Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) 3. Awareness of the relationship between sensory input and FND 4. An ability to reframe barriers to engagement and progress 5. Increased confidence in advocating and working in coproduction with individuals with a diagnosis of FND to improve purposeful, meaningful occupations in everyday life.

A pre-recorded webinar exploring Ayres Sensory Integration theory for those individuals who engage in Self-harming presentations. Learning Outcomes: 1. An introduction to self-harming and ASI across the lifespan 2. An increased understanding of why to think sensory for individuals who are engaging in self-harm 3. Awareness of the relationship between sensory input and self-harm 4. An ability to reframe barriers to engagement and progress 5. Increased confidence in advocating and working in coproduction with individuals who self-harm to improve purposeful, meaningful occupations in everyday life.

This engaging webinar explores how to design sensory integration spaces across the lifespan—from clinics to community settings. Learn practical strategies for creating adaptable, sensory-rich environments that support regulation and participation, with guidance on equipment selection, fidelity to ASI principles, and cost-effective solutions. Ideal for therapists and service leads looking to enhance their clinical spaces.