In this longer-length edition of SI on the Fly!, Emer Broderick and Gina Evans from the ASIP Community start to think about the challenges for SI practitioners supporting children with PDA who are in school settings.
https://t.co/SkGOfESV3e or via Google Podcasts or Spotify
“When you are wearing one of your masks, it’s similar to having all of the apps open on your smartphone- the battery drains much quicker”. Very interesting talk on masking at #TheAutismShow
Coming up in the ASIP Community this week is the live online Skill Building workshop.
If you're in the Community, check your inbox for details of the real life case studies we'll be working through together.
Interested in learning more about ASIP? https://t.co/9FSjE4uviY
@DavidGray such a fantastic concert tonight. Tickets originally booked for April 2020- I moved country and had a baby in the meantime but still made it back to @3ArenaDublin for #whiteladder tour. Thanks for an amazing concert
Where are the links between emotional regulation and sensory regulation? This month, our special guest speaker Kim Barthel shares ideas and insights around the impact of trauma and adverse childhood experiences on regulation.
Where are the links between emotional regulation and sensory regulation? This month, our special guest speaker Kim Barthel shares ideas and insights around the impact of trauma and adverse childhood experiences on regulation.
Meet an ASIP organiser! Emer Broderick is a Children's OT in Independent Practice in London. “I am very excited to be involved with ASIP as it enables me to network with other clinicians interested in ASI and to keep up to date with current research and thinking around ASI."
Who Can Become an #ASIPMember? Anyone who works within an SI frame of reference or who is interested in sensory integration, at any stage of their training.
Find out more here:
https://t.co/9FSjE4cUrq
Top 3 benefits of being part of the #ASIP Journal club:
1. Being part of a friendly, engaged and vibrant community of professionals
2. Access to curated CPD resources designed for working clinicians
3. Discounts on SIE courses and webinars too!
https://t.co/9FSjE4cUrq
Mealtime participation has come up alot with parents of children with ASD - Checkout the SIE Sensory Chat podcast episodes 1&2 which I listened to on my way to a home visit #learningonthego (GD)
https://t.co/doJQaWBcdE
The ASIP and Journal Club new topic launches today. Throughout May and June, we'll be learning as much as we can about the interaction between sensory integration and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
More information here:
https://t.co/9FSjE4cUrq
We are delighted to welcome Alison Dear as an ASIP speaker this week, talking to Emer Broderick about embedding ASI principles in a special school setting.
Free to ASIP members
https://t.co/9FSjE4uviY
@sciencemuseum I love your museum but some consistency with your signage for using the lifts would make it more accessible for people with a range of learning abilities.