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Sensory Ladders® in practice

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Public references, their location, area of practice and original source
Organisation / source	Place	Area of practice	Public reference	Source date	Original source
8th National Autism Symposium / North-West UniversitySL-0051	South AfricaNorth West Province / national South African audience	Professional education and networks	Conference or professional publication 8th National Autism Symposium: Rethink Reignite – final programme The National Autism Symposium programme includes a dedicated Sensory Ladders session. External source	8–10 September 2023	Open source
Adopt Thames Valley / The Anchor TeamSL-0057	United KingdomEngland · Thames Valley, England	Adoption and care experience	Professional learning Services for Professionals – Occupational Therapy training The regional adoption service lists Sensory Ladders within its occupational therapy learning offer for professionals. External source	Not recorded	Open source
Arabic translation communitySL-0039	InternationalArabic-speaking regions	Translation and international access	Project or translation resource Arabic translation The Sensory Project provides an Arabic-language Sensory Ladders resource. Project publication	2024	Open source
Asociación Española de Integración Sensorial / CIISA 2027SL-0083	SpainAlicante, Spain	Professional education and networks	Conference or professional publication CIISA 2027 – Ponentes y ponencias The congress speaker page names Kath Smith as the developer of Sensory Ladders and PEAR TREE and describes their participation focus. Contributor or collaborator material	2027 congress	Open source
Autism LearnsSL-0084	United KingdomUK-wide / not specified · Online	Professional education and networks	Professional learning Understanding Sensory Processing & Autism 3 – Post Event Access A recorded professional learning programme includes a Sensory Ladders session delivered by Kath Smith. Contributor or collaborator material	Not recorded	Open source
Barbara 'Blaze' Lazarony / Love on the Autism SpectrumSL-0027	United StatesCalifornia / online publication	Mental health	Public information The Sensory Ladder: How to Identify Overwhelm States A public article discusses a sensory ladder for recognising overwhelm and introduces a related tracker resource. Commercial service or resource	c. 2026	Open source
Birmingham City CouncilSL-0017	United KingdomEngland · Birmingham, West Midlands, England	Schools and early years	Service document Ordinarily Available Guidance, Section Two The council’s education guidance names a sensory ladder among tools considered when responding to sensory differences. External source	2026-07	Open source
Cheshire and Mersey Specialist Perinatal Mental Health ServiceSL-0008	United KingdomEngland · Cheshire and Merseyside, England	Perinatal mental health	Service document Self Regulation: Using a sensory informed approach, Matched Care Level 3 A specialist perinatal occupational therapy workbook includes Sensory Ladders and Sensory Spiders. The linked copy is hosted by The Sensory Project. Project-hosted service collaboration	2024	Open source
Chronic Resilience OT / Rebecca Rae HodgsonSL-0028	New ZealandChristchurch / professional learning	Mental health	Professional learning Understanding and Supporting Sensory Processing for Mental Health: Christchurch workshop A professional learning listing includes sensory ladders among the tools explored in mental health occupational therapy. Commercial service or resource	Not recorded	Open source
City of Wolverhampton CouncilSL-0015	United KingdomEngland · Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England	Schools and early years	Workforce document Sensory Awareness / Using Sensory Ladders training The council’s outreach training information includes Sensory Ladders within learning for early years and school teams. External source	Not recorded	Open source
City of Wolverhampton Council / Wolverhampton Education ServicesSL-0086	United KingdomEngland · Wolverhampton, England	Schools and early years	Service document Introduction to ‘Sensory Ladders’ A council handout introduces sensory ladders for children, parents and education teams. External source	c.2022	Open source
Claythorn House, NHS Greater Glasgow and ClydeSL-0078	United KingdomScotland · Glasgow, Scotland	Learning disability and autism services	Regulatory report Local Visit Report: Gartnavel Royal Hospital, Claythorn House A Mental Welfare Commission visit report records sensory ladders within multidisciplinary care-planning work. External source	Visit 2026-02-11	Open source
Connect Specialist TherapySL-0026	United KingdomEngland · Yorkshire, England	Children and families	Public information Sensory Ladders service page The occupational therapy service has a dedicated webpage describing its use of Sensory Ladders with young people. External source	Not recorded	Open source
Cygnet Elowen HospitalSL-0056	United KingdomEngland · Derbyshire, England	Mental health	Regulatory report CQC assessment: Personality disorder services – Caring A CQC assessment describes sensory ladders supporting communication and recognition of distress within inpatient care. External source	2026	Open source
Cygnet Health CareSL-0010	United KingdomUK-wide / not specified · UK wide	Mental health	Service document Acute & PICU Sensory Modulation Strategies Implementation Guide The implementation guide includes a Sensory Ladders appendix and records permission from Kath Smith and ASI Wise. External source	Not recorded	Open source
Cygnet Health Care / Fredericks et al.SL-0055	United KingdomEngland · UK acute mental health / multi-site Cygnet context	Mental health	Research publication Reducing challenging behaviours with sensory modulation strategies: a quality improvement project in an acute mental health service A published quality improvement project refers to Sensory Ladders within a wider sensory modulation intervention. External source	2025	Open source
Cygnet Hospital BecktonSL-0022	United KingdomEngland · London, England	Mental health	Regulatory report CQC report A CQC report records individualised sensory ladders within the hospital’s care provision. External source	Not recorded	Open source
Cygnet Hospital DerbySL-0011	United KingdomEngland · Derbyshire, England	Mental health	Public information Hospital Derby sensory training publicity The hospital describes staff learning to create and use sensory ladders and spiders during professional development. External source	2026-03	Open source
Dee Point Primary SchoolSL-0071	United KingdomEngland · Cheshire, England	Schools and early years	Service document Report to Parents 2025 A school report to parents includes Sensory Ladders among staff learning and knowledge. External source	2025	Open source
Department for Education / Herefordshire Special Free School applicationSL-0070	United KingdomEngland · Herefordshire, England	Schools and early years	Service document Herefordshire Special Free School application A published special-school application names Sensory Ladders within proposed personalised learning and therapy provision. External source	Published 2021 (application material older)	Open source
Education Tribunal for WalesSL-0023	United KingdomWales · Wales	Schools and early years	Tribunal decision SEN appeal decision A published tribunal decision includes Sensory Ladders within specified occupational therapy provision for education. External source	2023/24	Open source
Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation TrustSL-0006	United KingdomEngland · Essex, England	Mental health	Service document Neurodivergent Pathway The published neurodivergent pathway includes developing a sensory ladder within inpatient support. External source	2023	Open source
Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation TrustSL-0007	United KingdomEngland · Essex, England	Mental health	Service document Trauma Pathway The published trauma pathway gives a sensory ladder as an example of a personalised distress scale. External source	2023	Open source
Evergreen Academy / Shaw Education TrustSL-0064	United KingdomEngland · Wolverhampton, England	Schools and early years	Curriculum Personal Development curriculum The academy lists Sensory Ladders within its Personal Development curriculum. External source	Not recorded	Open source
fdingle / TesSL-0076	United KingdomUK-wide / not specified · Online	Schools and early years	Professional learning Sensory Ladder Support A teaching-resource listing describes support for creating sensory ladders with young people. Commercial service or resource	Updated 2022-12-16	Open source
Fort Royal SchoolSL-0059	United KingdomEngland · Worcester, England	Schools and early years	Service document Relationship-Based Behaviour Regulation Policy The school policy describes personalised sensory ladders supported by the school’s occupational therapist. External source	Reviewed 2025-09-05	Open source
Fort Royal SchoolSL-0060	United KingdomEngland · Worcester, England	Schools and early years	Service document Teaching and Learning Handbook The teaching and learning handbook includes individual sensory ladders within occupational therapy-informed support. External source	2025-09	Open source
Fort Royal School / OfstedSL-0058	United KingdomEngland · Worcester, England	Schools and early years	Regulatory report Fort Royal inspection report An Ofsted report records sensory ladders within the school’s support for pupils’ sensory needs and learning. External source	2026-01-27	Open source
Greek translation communitySL-0038	GreeceGreece / Cyprus	Translation and international access	Project or translation resource Sensory Ladders Greek Edition The Sensory Project documents the Greek-language Sensory Ladders edition and collaborative translation activity. Project publication	2025-2026	Open source
Hampshire County CouncilSL-0016	United KingdomEngland · Hampshire, England	Schools and early years	Professional learning An Introduction to Sensory Ladders eLearning Hampshire’s early years training platform lists an introductory Sensory Ladders eLearning module. External source	Not recorded	Open source
Helping Kids Shine / Neurodivergence WalesSL-0087	United KingdomWales · Wales	Children and families	Toolkit or presentation Making Sense of the Senses – Sensory Processing presentation A public presentation includes sensory ladder examples and credits Kath Smith. External source	Hosted 2025	Open source
Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation TrustSL-0020	United KingdomEngland · Hertfordshire, England	Learning disability and autism services	Regulatory report CQC assessment of wards for people with learning disabilities or autism A CQC assessment records individualised sensory ladders within inpatient learning disability and autism services. External source	2026-03-25	Open source
Herts Beds Occupational TherapySL-0073	United KingdomEngland · Hertfordshire/Bedfordshire, England	Children and families	Public information Services for adults & young people The occupational therapy service describes Sensory Ladders within support for everyday activities. Commercial service or resource	Not recorded	Open source
Herts Beds Occupational TherapySL-0074	United KingdomEngland · Hertfordshire/Bedfordshire, England	Children and families	Public information Price List The service’s public price list includes a Sensory Ladders and sensory diets appointment category. Commercial service or resource	Not recorded	Open source
HETI CongressSL-0032	InternationalInternational congress	Professional education and networks	Conference or professional publication From Science to Practice - HETI Congress abstracts A congress abstract discusses Sensory Ladders in a practice context and identifies Smith’s work in the United Kingdom. Contributor or collaborator material	2024	Open source
Hive College / Endeavour Inspired Academies TrustSL-0066	United KingdomEngland · Birmingham, England	Further education	Service document Hive College Behaviour Policy 2024–25 The college policy includes sensory ladders within staff support arrangements. External source	2024-25	Open source
HomeOT.gr / Antonios BouritsasSL-0030	GreeceGreece and Cyprus	Translation and international access	Conference or professional publication Curriculum Vitae / ambassador activity A professional biography records collaboration on the Greek Sensory Ladders translation and ambassador activity. Contributor or collaborator material	2025-2026	Open source
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation TrustSL-0019	United KingdomEngland · East Yorkshire / Humber, England	Mental health	Regulatory report CQC assessment of mental health crisis services A CQC assessment records occupational therapy assistants completing sensory ladders within crisis services. External source	2026-07-13	Open source
ICE-ASISL-0047	InternationalInternational	Professional education and networks	Conference or professional publication Meet the Team 2025-28 ICE-ASI’s team biography names Kathryn Smith and describes Sensory Ladders, Spiders and Grids as co-produced tools. Contributor or collaborator material	2025-2028	Open source
Independent Schools Association / Heathfield Knoll SchoolSL-0061	United KingdomEngland · Worcestershire, England	Schools and early years	Conference or professional publication ISA SEND Provision Report 2026 – Connect at Heathfield Knoll An ISA case study describes personalised sensory ladders within the school’s Connect provision. External source	2026-04	Open source
International Sensory Ladders ambassador networkSL-0045	InternationalMultiple countries	Translation and international access	Project or translation resource Sensory Ladders Ambassadors The Sensory Project describes the ambassador network supporting access, translation and shared learning. Project publication	Not recorded	Open source
Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership TrustSL-0054	United KingdomEngland · Kent and Medway, England	Mental health	Freedom of Information response FOI ID 50788: therapeutic interventions within adult inpatient mental health settings A public Freedom of Information response lists sensory ladders, spiders and grids among adult inpatient therapeutic approaches. External source	2025/26 public FOI response	Open source
Locala Community Partnerships CICSL-0004	United KingdomEngland · West Yorkshire, England	Children and families	Toolkit or presentation Sensory Ladder Toolkit A toolkit for children and families explains sensory ladders and credits occupational therapist Kath Smith. External source	c. 2020	Open source
Lotus Occupational Therapy / Samantha TaylorSL-0085	United KingdomEngland · Greater Manchester, England	Children and families	Testimonial Lotus Occupational Therapy – testimonial A public testimonial on the occupational therapy service website mentions a sensory ladder within support for a young person. Provider-published testimonial	Not recorded	Open source
Mandarin translation networkSL-0043	InternationalChinese-speaking communities	Translation and international access	Project or translation resource Mandarin Sensory Ladders public version The Sensory Project provides a Chinese-language Sensory Ladders resource. Project publication	Not recorded	Open source
Mayfield School / Endeavour Inspired Academies TrustSL-0065	United KingdomEngland · England	Schools and early years	Service document Behaviour Policy 2022–2023 The school policy includes occupational therapy-supported sensory ladders within its provision for pupils. External source	2022-2023	Open source
Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustSL-0024	United KingdomEngland · Cheshire, England	Children and families	Public information General Support Resources, Community Paediatrics The Community Paediatrics resource page signposts families to Sensory Ladders and free learning. External source	Not recorded	Open source
NAPICU – National Association of Psychiatric Intensive Care UnitsSL-0082	United KingdomScotland · Glasgow / UK-wide	Mental health	Professional learning 2026 Pre-Conference Training – Sensory Strategies Workshop The national psychiatric intensive care conference lists sensory ladders within a sensory strategies workshop. External source	September 2026	Open source
NAPICU Occupational Therapy NetworkSL-0005	United KingdomUK-wide / not specified · UK wide	Mental health	Workforce document National PICU OT Network meeting summary A national occupational therapy network meeting summary includes Sensory Ladders among approaches discussed in psychiatric intensive care. External source	2020	Open source
National Centre for Autism and Mental Health (NCAMH)SL-0075	United KingdomUK-wide / not specified · United Kingdom / online	Mental health	Professional learning Sensory Awareness and Regulation – Module 3 A professional learning module names the Sensory Ladder within its sensory awareness and regulation content. Commercial service or resource	Not recorded	Open source
National Star College / NatspecSL-0067	United KingdomEngland · Gloucestershire, England	Further education	Service document Occupational Therapy – Best Practice for Sensory Integration An occupational therapy practice resource includes sensory ladders within support for learners with disabilities. External source	c.2020	Open source
NHS Forth ValleySL-0049	United KingdomScotland · Forth Valley, Scotland	Health and social care	Service document Making Sense with the Natural World! An NHS Forth Valley booklet includes personalised sensory ladders among its sensory support resources. External source	Not recorded	Open source
North East London NHS Foundation TrustSL-0013	United KingdomEngland · London / Essex, England	Learning disability and autism services	Public information Sensory Processing, Adult Autism Service The adult autism service provides a sensory processing page with a dedicated sensory ladders section and a link to the original resources. External source	2026	Open source
North Northamptonshire Council Virtual SchoolSL-0068	United KingdomEngland · North Northamptonshire, England	Schools and early years	Service document SEMH and wellbeing support for education settings Virtual School guidance discusses sensory ladders within support for children’s wellbeing and access to education. External source	Not recorded	Open source
Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation TrustSL-0014	United KingdomEngland · Nottinghamshire, England	Learning disability and autism services	Public information NeSS Sensory Processing resource The Neurodevelopmental Specialist Service includes a sensory ladder within its public sensory processing information. External source	Not recorded	Open source
Ofsted / Fun 4 KidzSL-0069	United KingdomEngland · Bilston, Wolverhampton, England	Schools and early years	Regulatory report Inspection report: Fun 4 Kidz An Ofsted early years report describes staff creating sensory ladders as part of support for children. External source	2025-07-11	Open source
Outcomes First Group / Miller House SchoolSL-0062	United KingdomEngland · England	Schools and early years	Service document Supporting Social & Emotional Development in our Schools: A Joint Education and Clinical Approach Group education and clinical guidance describes personalised sensory ladders, co-production and shared understanding. External source	Not recorded	Open source
Oxford Health NHS Foundation TrustSL-0001	United KingdomEngland · Oxfordshire, England	Mental health	Service document Annual Report and Quality Account 2014/15 The Trust annual report describes a sensory ladder within inpatient care for children and young people. External source	2014/15	Open source
Oxford Health NHS Foundation TrustSL-0002	United KingdomEngland · Oxfordshire, England	Learning disability and autism services	Workforce document Band 6 Behavioural Occupational Therapist job description The occupational therapy job description lists Sensory Ladder and Sensory Spider among the approaches used by the team. External source	2026-07-23	Open source
Portuguese translation ambassador networkSL-0042	InternationalPortuguese-speaking communities	Translation and international access	Project or translation resource Portuguese translation ambassador activity A public ambassador post describes involvement in translating Sensory Ladders into Portuguese. Contributor or collaborator material	2025-2026	Open source
Royal College of Occupational TherapistsSL-0009	United KingdomUK-wide / not specified · UK wide	Professional education and networks	Conference or professional publication Sensory Ladders: supporting social justice, from mental health services to conflict zones An RCOT conference-session summary describes Kathryn Smith’s work with Sensory Ladders and its development across settings. Contributor or collaborator material	2025-03-15	Open source
Sensory Project / ASI Wise international teachingSL-0034	InternationalUK and Ireland / online learning	Health and social care	Professional learning Sensory Ladders for Social Care / Health course history The Sensory Project course page documents Sensory Ladders learning for health and social care teams. Project publication	Not recorded	Open source
Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS Foundation TrustSL-0021	United KingdomEngland · Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England	Mental health	Regulatory report CQC assessment of adult acute wards and PICU A CQC assessment records an occupational therapist working with a person on a hospital passport and sensory ladder. External source	2026-04-01	Open source
Slovak professional training / InstagramSL-0036	SlovakiaSlovakia	Professional education and networks	Professional learning Professional education post A public professional learning post describes participants creating sensory ladders during training. External source	Not recorded	Open source
Slovak professional training / public social postsSL-0035	SlovakiaSlovakia	Professional education and networks	Professional learning Training posts mentioning Alert Program, Surf the Waves and Sensory Ladders A public training post describes introducing participants to Sensory Ladders alongside other approaches. External source	Not recorded	Open source
South African Institute for Sensory Integration (SAISI)SL-0052	South AfricaSouth Africa	Professional education and networks	Professional learning SAISI professional learning listing A professional workshop listing references Sensory Ladders and PEAR TREE in the context of lifespan occupational therapy. Contributor or collaborator material	2026	Open source
Spanish translation networkSL-0044	InternationalSpanish-speaking communities	Translation and international access	Project or translation resource Spanish Sensory Ladders public version The Sensory Project provides a Spanish-language Sensory Ladders resource. Project publication	Not recorded	Open source
The Chiltern SchoolSL-0063	United KingdomEngland · Bedfordshire, England	Schools and early years	Curriculum Personal Development curriculum The school’s Personal Development curriculum describes using sensory ladders to support understanding of individual needs. External source	Not recorded	Open source
The Kids OTSL-0033	IrelandRepublic of Ireland	Children and families	Conference or professional publication About / CPD listing A paediatric occupational therapy biography lists Sensory Ladders among professional learning and approaches. External source	Not recorded	Open source
Virtual School Rotherham / The Rotherham NHS Foundation TrustSL-0048	United KingdomEngland · Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England	Schools and early years	Service document Regulate to Learn: Trauma-informed Sensory Support A Rotherham education and health toolkit signposts schools and families to free Sensory Ladders learning. External source	Not recorded	Open source
West Sussex County CouncilSL-0050	United KingdomEngland · West Sussex, England	Schools and early years	Service document ASCT Getting Started Guide to: Sensory Processing and Integration The education support guide includes a direct link to the Sensory Ladders website. External source	c. 2023	Open source
Westgate, Thompson, Caramaschi and O’Mahen / BMC PsychiatrySL-0072	United KingdomEngland · England, four Community Perinatal Mental Health Teams	Perinatal mental health	Research publication “I ask them what autism means for them”: a qualitative study of staff experiences of working with autistic women and birthing people in community perinatal mental health teams A qualitative research paper lists a Sensory Ladder among occupational therapy approaches reported by perinatal mental health staff. External source	2025-10-27	Open source
Zulu translation communitySL-0040	South AfricaSouth Africa	Translation and international access	Project or translation resource Zulu translation The Sensory Project provides an isiZulu-language Sensory Ladders resource. Project publication	2026	Open source

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Project / language	Team and documented places	What is documented	Public sources
Cygnet acute and PICU sensory quality improvement projectLanguage not confirmed / not applicableSLP-CYGNET-QI	Cygnet Occupational Therapy Acute and PICU service lines; project authors and quality improvement team named in the implementation guide Cygnet Hospital Godden Green; Cygnet Hospital Hexham; Cygnet Hospital Woking; Cygnet Hospital Colchester; Cygnet Victoria House, exact map location to confirm	Project reported The implementation guide identifies a multi-component quality improvement project and pilot sites. Its findings cannot be attributed to Sensory Ladders® alone. Cygnet’s acute and psychiatric intensive care teams document a sensory practice project that includes Sensory Ladders® and Sensory Spiders™. The guide thanks people using the services for their input and records permission from Kath Smith and ASI Wise. The source does not confirm the co-production process for every individual Ladder.	Public implementation guide ↗
Slovenian translation communitySlovenianSLP-SLV	Nevenka Gričar; Andreja Kovačič; Jerneja Čretnik Ljubljana; Velenje	Translation activity documented Profiles describe translation and module review; the current public edition link and version need confirming. Colleagues in Ljubljana and Velenje describe translating and reviewing Sensory Ladders® in Slovene. The profiles describe a shared translation process and review of materials and learning modules. Andreja also describes using the tool with people in practice.	Nevenka Gričar ↗ Andreja Kovačič ↗ Jerneja Čretnik ↗

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Cygnet acute and PICU sensory quality improvement projectLanguage not confirmed / not applicableSLP-CYGNET-QI

Cygnet Occupational Therapy Acute and PICU service lines; project authors and quality improvement team named in the implementation guide

Cygnet Hospital Godden Green; Cygnet Hospital Hexham; Cygnet Hospital Woking; Cygnet Hospital Colchester; Cygnet Victoria House, exact map location to confirm

Project reported

The implementation guide identifies a multi-component quality improvement project and pilot sites. Its findings cannot be attributed to Sensory Ladders® alone.

Cygnet’s acute and psychiatric intensive care teams document a sensory practice project that includes Sensory Ladders® and Sensory Spiders™.

The guide thanks people using the services for their input and records permission from Kath Smith and ASI Wise. The source does not confirm the co-production process for every individual Ladder.

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Slovenian translation communitySlovenianSLP-SLV

Nevenka Gričar; Andreja Kovačič; Jerneja Čretnik

Ljubljana; Velenje

Translation activity documented

Profiles describe translation and module review; the current public edition link and version need confirming.

Colleagues in Ljubljana and Velenje describe translating and reviewing Sensory Ladders® in Slovene.

The profiles describe a shared translation process and review of materials and learning modules. Andreja also describes using the tool with people in practice.

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