From Sensation to Participation
Sensory Integration Education Annual Conference - 7 November 2022
SIE Annual Conference 2022: Virtual Event 7-13 November 2022
The conference events will be pre-recorded so that you can watch them 24/7 from 7th to 13th November 2022.
Join us for a fascinating exploration of the relationship between the senses and the ability to participate in work, play and other everyday activities. Hear from international experts, dedicated therapists, pioneering researchers and individuals living with sensory differences. Don’t miss this free conference dedicated to sensory integration and sensory processing.
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Ph.D, OTR/L, FAOTA, Professor and Academic Program Director at Colorado State University and Professor of Occupational Therapy at University of Newcastle, Australia. Lane's clinical work includes working with children who have experienced early childhood trauma, and children with sensory concerns linked to ADHD and ASD.
Ph.D, OTR/L, Director of Research at STAR Institute. Dr Schoen has spent two decades specialising in sensory integration research and is the recipient of the The American Occupational Therapy Foundation (AOTF) A. Jean Ayres Award.
Teacher, international lecturer and author of the million-copy-selling book: ‘The Out-of Sync Child'. Carol Stock Kranowitz has authored numerous subsequent books all aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of sensory issues and has received numerous accolades including the Champion of Inspiration Award from the STAR Institute in 2015.
Chair of Sensory Integration Education. A Fellow of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists, senior lecturer and Fellow of her University’s Centre for Higher Education Research and Practice, Rosalind Rogers has been Chair of Sensory Integration Education since 2014.
Sensory Street is a University of Oxford Wellcome-funded research project exploring how public spaces can be disabling sensory environments for autistic people with sensory processing differences and how these places can become more inclusive. Sensory Spectacle educates about sensory processing difficulties through immersive experiences.
Ph.D, OTR/L from the University of Pittsburgh.
Purple Ella creates content on their life with autism, ADHD and chronic illness (hEDS).
A licensed Occupational Therapist, Kim Clairy has unique expertise in understanding the intersection of eating disorders, sensory processing dysfunction, and autism. Diagnosed with all three, she struggled under a healthcare system uneducated on autism. Now in recovery, she shares her expertise by educating others through didactic and experiential training.
EcoSensory Therapy started as the meeting of kindred spirits. Dr Matt Slavin, having finished his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology researching nature-based therapies, joined Claire Pemrick and Chris West (Occupational Therapists and specialists in sensory integration and sensory attachment intervention) in their quest to work with nature as the co-therapist. It was the start of something extremely special; a vision and coming together of shared minds at the sharp end of research and practice in healthcare. These beginnings have been sewn with love, nurture and passion and offer help and support to those in need through new and ancient ways.
MA, OTR, co-founder and executive director of Developmental FX (DFX) in Denver, Colorado. Tracy is a clinical paediatric occupational therapist who works with people affected by Fragile X Syndrome (FXS) and Fragile X related conditions. Tracy was the clinical specialist in sensory integration at The Children’s Hospital in Denver as well as the OT for the Fragile X Research and Treatment Center.
Paul Isaacs is autistic and is an experienced Autism Speaker, Trainer, Consultant, Blogger, Author, Artist and Poet.
Consultant Occupational Therapist, Advanced SI Practitioner, highly experienced clinician, lecturer, published researcher, and Fellow of Sensory Integration Education. Sue is also author of "Can I tell you about Sensory Processing Difficulties?: A guide for friends, family and professionals."
Paediatric occupational therapist, Advanced SI Practitioner with an MSc in Sensory Integration, eMentor on SIE’s university-accredited SI MSc Pathway and eFacilitator for the Association of Sensory Integration Practice (ASIP) and the ASIP Journal Club.
Blogger including The Sensory Seeker and PinkOddy; mother of four children, the youngest of whom has sensory processing differences.
Meet Christel Seeberger, occupational therapist and founder of Sensory Friendly Solutions. Sensory Friendly Solutions is a woman-owned, disability-owned, B Corp™ Certified social enterprise, with a mission to make the world more sensory-friendly. Sensory Friendly Solutions helps people, businesses and organizations find and adopt sensory-friendly solutions with online training and free resources.
The Awards celebrate achievement and nurture talent in the sensory integration community. They are part of the SIE Legacy Project in acknowledgement of and gratitude to those who introduced Ayres Sensory Integration to the UK and Ireland in the 1970s and to those who have worked to shape training and practice since that time.
From the frontline of Sensory Integration Practitioners and Early Career Researchers. With contributions from the UK, Greece, Italy, Brazil and Finland.
Access all these amazing presentations PLUS an exciting Delegate Pack which includes discounts and special offers.
The Conference content will be available for only 7 days, from 7 November 2022.
ASIP paid subscription members will enjoy continued access.
Access all these amazing presentations PLUS an exciting Delegate Pack which includes discounts and special offers.
The Conference content will be available for only 7 days, from 7 November 2022.
ASIP paid subscription members will enjoy continued access.