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03/03/2025

🌟 A New Resource for Sensory Integration Across the Lifespan! 🌟

I’m really excited to share something close to my heart—a unique new resource that explores sensory integration beyond childhood, across all stages of life. This project has been created in co-production with people who use services, ensuring it reflects real experiences and needs. 🧠💡

If you’re a therapist, educator, or professional working in sensory integration, I hope you’ll find this a valuable tool! More details below. ⬇️

✨ Do you like our latest FREE offer to support therapists in practice? ✨

We’ve created something special! 🧠💡 The drawings in this resource have been specially designed by a young person, beautifully representing sensory integration and processing across the lifespan.

📜 Download your easy-read digital and printer-ready versions of this stunning poster, highlighting Ayres’ Sensory Integration beyond childhood. A must-have for therapists, educators, and anyone passionate about sensory processing!

⬇️ Get yours here:
https://sensoryproject.org/product/our-eight-amazing-senses-across-the-lifespan/

💬 Let us know what you think in the comments! 👇

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