Sensory Spaces design resource
Misophonia - More than just dislike of sounds and how OTs can help
Predictive processing and body image disturbance in Anorexia
Sensory Assault. Comment on Article and strategies
Therapy rooms and waiting rooms: designing for sensory needs
Sensory Modulation to reduce restrictive practice Part 1: Evidence Base
Predictive processing, sensory processing and motor control
Predictive Processing: A leading framework for sensory processing
Reducing problematic scents: Sensory Solutions in Mental Health Units
Sensory Modulation to reduce restrictive practice Part 2: Policy Context
Multisensory top down templates, multi sensory integration
Sniff research in Autism
Reducing problematic sounds: Sensory Solutions in Mental Health Units
Factors influencing Occupational Performance.
A Sensory Lens to Explain Sundowning in more populations than ageing.
Evidence base in the reduction of restrictive practices in NDIS
Access to Menstrual Products in Mental Health Units, Residentials
Sensory reps: repeating sensory strategies until they become habits
Intense Sensations to manage muscle cramps and Dissociation
Acute Care Team Legend Rachel Woolcock Using Sensory Modulation
Sensory Modulation Brisbane can customise training for workplaces or provide discounts for groups.
Workplaces can purchase on demand training and then also purchase supervision sessions or question and answer sessions. Email for further information: sensorymodED@gmail.com
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