by Yumna | Mar 31, 2021 | Blog
Today’s blog post was written by Robyn Turnbull (ASI® certified with Fidelity Measure) and she works in Cape Town. For a session to be considered truly Ayres’ Sensory Integration® (ASI®), one of the criteria in the fidelity measure (Parham, et al., 2011)...
by Yumna | Mar 11, 2020 | Blog
Today’s blog post is written by Karen Powell, who is in private practice, is a member of the SAISI Board and has a special interest in the decline of the child’s occupation of play. Screen time debate – some real facts I think we all have come to a...
by Yumna | 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 Yumna | 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 Yumna | Nov 6, 2019 | Blog
In our last blog we had a brief look at how the worlds of sensory integration and baby/toddler therapy meet. We summarised the sensory systems involved and how occupational therapists can assist parents and infants with feeding and sleep routines. In this blog post...