Sensory Processing and Strategies
The Sensory Action Plan and Most Likely / Least Likely table available on this page were discussed in our Sensory Processing webinars.
You can complete them in conjunction with your viewing of the webinars.
Sensory Processing and Sensory Strategies webinars
In Part 1- Understanding Sensory Processing, we:
- explored sensory processing
- considered the differences diverse learners, including those on the autism spectrum, 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
- how to review tools, strategies and resources that can assist individuals to meet their sensory needs and engage in their 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
