About us
Sensory Modulation Brisbane is an education and training service conceived and facilitated by Occupational Therapists Carolyn Fitzgibbon and Julie O’Sullivan.
Our Experience
Carolyn & Julie have worked together for over 25 years, sharing extensive clinical knowledge, expertise and practical experience in the implementation of sensory modulation and sensory approaches at intervention and service development levels.
Publications
Carolyn and Julie have an extensive body of published work, including journal articles, the Sensory Modulation Resource Manual and the chapter Sensory Modulation Interventions in Practice When Working with Trauma in Sensory Approaches to Mental Health Practice. See publications.. See publications
Professional Training and Workshops
They deliver training, webinars and workshops for national and international services and agencies, working with diverse professional groups and stakeholders to support the integration of sensory modulation approaches into practice. They also provide university lectures for occupational therapy students. See portfolio
On-Demand Training
A range of on-demand training and resources is available for individuals, clinicians, family members and support workers. These offerings build awareness and skills in sensory approaches that extend beyond traditional calming and alerting models, supporting quality of life and participation in meaningful occupations.
Resources
Explore resources to support understanding and application of sensory modulation approaches in practice. These include publications, practical tools and learning materials to help integrate sensory approaches into everyday life and professional settings.
Training
Access professional training, webinars and workshops designed to build knowledge and practical skills in sensory modulation. Training supports clinicians, services and other stakeholders to apply sensory approaches that enhance participation, wellbeing and quality of life.
Consultation
Consultation is available to support individuals, clinicians and organisations to understand and integrate sensory modulation approaches into practice. This may include guidance on intervention approaches, service development and the implementation of sensory strategies within different environments.
Supervision
Professional supervision supports clinicians to reflect on their practice, strengthen clinical reasoning and develop confidence in applying sensory modulation approaches. Sessions can explore practical applications, complex situations and the integration of sensory approaches into individual practice and service delivery.
OT Services
Sensory modulation is an intervention that supports individuals to understand their sensory processing and, develop personalised strategies to improve daily life. The aim is to enhance daily functioning, participation in meaningful occupations and overall quality of life. Carolyn is available for individual OT support. More information here.
We at Sensory Modulation Brisbane recognise the Traditional Owners of Meanjin, where we live and work. We recognise and celebrate the diversity of Indigenous people and their enduring cultures and connections to the land and waters of Meanjin.
Sensory Modulation Brisbane welcomes and values diversity in culture, gender, sexualities, neurodiversity, abilities, allergies and sensory processing.
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Sensory Modulation Brisbane has provided free resources and education on Sensory Modulation in podcasts, professional networks, conferences and to people with neurodiversities.
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Banksia leaves and seed pods offer natural fidgets, inviting sensory exploration through touch, texture and shape.