by Riette Smit | Feb 12, 2020 | Blog
Today’s post was written by Riette Smit, an occupational therapist trained in ASI® , long term board member of SAISI and the 2017-2019 outgoing chairperson of SAISI. As an occupational therapist I have often been faced with the question, “What makes our [occupational...
by Dr Tharina Annandale | Jan 29, 2020 | Blog
Our blog post this week is written by occupational therapist and SAISI board member Tharina Annandale, who has a special interest working with adults with sensory integration and mental health difficulties. Occupational therapy can be defined as the science addressing...
by Robyn Turnbull | Jan 15, 2020 | Blog
Welcome back to all our readers and wishes for a prosperous and sensory-inspired 2020! In today’s blog post we hear from a bunch of hard-working therapists who are bringing sensory integration to children in the Cape in a whole different way during the December...
by Sally Fraser-Mackenzie | Dec 18, 2019 | Blog
Two weeks ago, Sally Fraser-Mackenzie shared some Tips for Trips to make our holiday journeys a little easier. Today Dana Katz shares some ideas for travelling with children who have sensory processing difficulties which make those trips a little more challenging. ...
by Stefanie Kruger | Dec 11, 2019 | Blog
“The Show Must Go On” is a popular phrase we are all familiar with. The well-known hit song by Queen, “The show must go on”(1991) has a catchy melody, but when we listen closely to the lyrics, it is tainted with anguish and suffering.The phrase was first...
by Sally Fraser-Mackenzie | Dec 4, 2019 | Blog
As we head into the holiday season, with many families planning their annual holiday, Sally Fraser-Mackenzie (OT, passionate road-tripper and mother of two busy boys) gives us some do’s and don’ts to prepare as we set out eagerly for our various...