Route 1 | MSc in Advancing Practice Sensory Integration

In 2011, Ulster University created and launched the first UK and Ireland MSc Sensory Integration, and 10 years later, in 2021, the first MSc Advancing Practice Sensory Integration. On both occasions, our ASI Wise Directors, Ros Urwin, Mandy Adamson and Kath Smith, were there, creating up-to-date, evidence-based learning grounded in clinical practice.
Both programmes reflect and espouse our vision: international collaboration and excellence in education for those studying Ayres Sensory Integration.

As was then, so is now. Our collaboration with Dr Zoe Mailloux and Dr Susanne Smith-Roley, founders of the Collaborative for Leadership in Ayres Sensory Integration (CL-ASI), supports our ASI Wise Education Programmes and other programmes in ICE-ASI's global community of practice, which spans more than 46 countries.

Original price was: £4,450.00.Current price is: £4,250.00.

ASI 1 – UUSI 1 (1)

ASI UUSI1 | Ulster University MSc Advancing Practice Sensory Integration | Theory & Neuroscience | OTH817 × 20

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⏰ 08h30 - 17h00 BST/GMT

Designed especially for therapists in the UK and Ireland seeking a university-accredited, interactive learning experience, this module builds a strong foundation for further study and professional application of sensory integration.

Join us for Module 1 of the ASI WISE training pathway – a Live and Interactive online learning experience designed to introduce and deepen your understanding of the Theory of Sensory Integration, grounded in the latest neuroscience research.

Includes live lectures, rich visual content, supplemental videos, and practical assignments to support deep learning and clinical relevance.

In this module, you will:

  • Explore the Central Nervous System and the neuroscience behind sensory integration
  • Understand registration, perception, reactivity(modulation), praxis, and how sensory systems work together to support participation in everyday life.
  • Gain insights applicable to practice across the lifespan – from children to older adults.

 

ASI 2 – UUSI 2

ASI UUSI2 | Ulster University MSc Advancing Practice Sensory Integration | Comprehensive Assessment in ASI across the Lifespan | OTH818

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⏰ 08h30 - 17h00 BST/GMT

ASI UUSI2 includes hands-on sensory integration education about assessment, including registration, perception (sensory discrimination), praxis patterns and sensory reactivity (sensory modulation). You will learn a range of assessments, including administration, scoring, and interpretation of data via supplied interpretation tools, to inform clinical reasoning across the lifespan.

This module price includes exclusive access to EASI:

  • EASI Manual - supplied as a PDF
  • Paper-printable testing materials and EAST Test Sheets - supplied as PDF printables
  • About the EASI Handouts for Families and for Reports
  • FLIQ (Family Life Questionnaire) - supplied as a PDF
  • One-year free EASI Scoring Platform (ESP) subscription (Value approximately £47).
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ASI UUSI3 | Ulster University MSc Advancing Practice Sensory Integration  | Evidence-based ASI Intervention | OTH 819

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⏰ 13h30 - 21h00 BST/GMT

Deepen your understanding of Ayres Sensory Integration (ASI) through guided observation, clinical reasoning, and small group learning.

For therapists who have completed ASI UUSI2 (or equivalent) and are ready to consolidate their learning through applied clinical observation and supported case-based work, ASI UUSI3 offers the unique opportunity to observe expert clinicians delivering ASI intervention in a real-life clinic setting.

This immersive module bridges theory and practice, enhancing their ability to apply ASI principles with confidence and fidelity.

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For Therapists

ASI Wise CLASI Certification in Ayres? Sensory Integration with post-graduate Master?s accreditation via Ulster University towards an MSc in Advancing Practice Sensory Integration.

ASI Wise offers 2 routes to OT?s, PT?s and SLT?s choosing to learn Ayres? Sensory ? for the CLASI CASI Certification without Master Accreditation please click here.

  • ASI1 | OTH817 | Ayres Sensory Integration and Theory and Neuroscience
  • ASI2 | OTH818 | Comprehensive Assessment in Ayres Sensory Integration [including for clients across the Lifespan]
  • ASI3 | OTH819 | Evidenced Based ASI Intervention [including for clients across the Lifespan]
  • Completion of 2 Research Modules and a Dissertation will complete your MSc Advancing Practice Sensory Integration.
  • Alternative exit awards available on registration for your final module:
    • MSc Advancing Practice (Occupational Therapy)
    • MSc Advancing Practice (Physiotherapy)
    • MSc Advancing Practice (Speech & Language Therapy)

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