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with using Sensory Modulation

These resources will help you build your foundational understanding of sensory modulation and the senses, why sensory modulation is so valuable as an intervention, important frameworks that underpin the use of sensory modulation, and introduce you to a range of practical sensory strategies that can be incorporate into day to day functioning.

Free Resources –

 Using Sensory Modulation as an Interventions with the DIN model

 An overview for using Sensory Modulation for people with BPD

 Evidence base for sensory modulation in reduction of restrictive practices

 Brief video - uses for sensory modulation (more than calming & alerting)

On-demand Training Resources –

 Using Sensory Modulation with regard to PEO
 How to use Sensory Modulation in aged care
 Do you need to complete a Sensory Profile before using Sensory Modulation?
 Grounding strategies for dissociation, panic, disconnection and flashbacks.

Worksheets and Infographics –

 Sensory modulation change how you feel infographic
 Sensory Care Plan
 Intense sensations worksheet
 Inpatient Unit Sensory Plan (Personal Safety Plan)
 Sensory Care Plan (Home Environment)
 Universal sensory approaches on inpatient unit (sound) (smell)
 Factors impacting occupational performance

Written Resources -

Blogs –

Blog – DIN Model of using sensory modulation as an intervention

 Blog – Sensory Reps

 Blog – Reducing seclusion and restraint (1 &amp; 2)

 Blog – Restrictive Practices

 Blog – Resource Manual promotion

 Blog – Inpatient mental health unit

 Blog – Rachel ACT

 Blog - Occupational Performance

 Blog - Grounding

 Blog – Sundowning

 Blog – Using balance, movement &amp; proprioceptive input to reduce anxiety

 Blog - Weighted Blanket research

Sensory Modulation Brisbane stays abreast of the latest research, translating emerging evidence into practical learning that helps learners deepen their understanding, build confidence and apply evidence-informed sensory approaches in their own practice.