Sensory Integration Education

Hello, I’m Gina Evans, a senior Occupational Therapist with more than a decade’s clinical experience in paediatrics. Based in Ireland, I’m an SIE Advanced Practitioner in Sensory Integration and I’ve completed an MSc in Sensory Integration. I have a specific interest in teaching and education, particularly in SI training for allied health professionals. I’m also part of the Sensory Integration Education UK & Ireland postgraduate education team, where I hold roles as a Clinical Mentor, module E-Mentor and subject matter specialist.

While working clinically, I’m also undertaking a PhD at University College Cork, Ireland. My primary research interest is within the field of autistic children and sensory processing. I recently published a review on family life and autistic children with sensory processing differences, which you can check out here.

At SensorNet, we pride ourselves on delivering high-quality content that explores ASI across the lifespan. Our team of expert contributors brings you news, in-depth features, and cutting-edge research on sensory integration, providing you with the latest advancements and trends in the field. 

Whether you're an occupational therapist, speech and language therapist, physiotherapist, or any other professional interested in a sensory integration informed approach, SensorNet is the must-read resource for you.

SensorNet magazine features interviews with international experts who share their knowledge, experiences, and perspectives. We believe in the power of learning from those at the forefront of the sensory integration practice. By engaging with their insights and innovative approaches, you'll gain a deeper understanding of ASI and its applications across various contexts and populations.

We understand the importance of staying up-to-date with the most recent developments in the field, and our carefully curated rew research summaries ensure that you have access to the most relevant and impactful studies. 

At SensorNet, we celebrate the huge importance of the front-line practitioners who are making a difference in the lives of individuals every day. That's why our magazine includes views from the front line of practice. We highlight success stories and real-world examples that showcase the impact of a sensory integration informed approach. These firsthand accounts can inspire and empower professionals like you to continue exploring how an evidence-based sensory integration approach can contribute to providing the best possible care for your clients.

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