SAISI is managed by a dedicated board consisting of 20 board members, 2 novice board members, and 2 office bearers. Get to know the passionate individuals behind our mission.
ASI® is a specialised treatment modality used by trained occupational therapists to support sensory integration and enhance everyday functioning.
Research in South Africa is growing. Click here to learn more about the latest findings and studies.
Explore our comprehensive SASIC courses designed to provide in-depth ASI® training
Gain access to informative webinars offered after each SASIC course to enhance learning and support practical application for our course participants.
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Together, we are stronger. We value partnering with like-minded organisations.
Stay up to date with the latest research and earn CPD points by joining a small group of occupational therapists dedicated to knowledge sharing.
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Explore great resources for home and classroom use to learn more about ASI® – all available for free!
We strive to support parents to find the answers that they are looking for.
We strive to support occupational therapists in practice to find the answers that they are looking for.
Discover our mission to create accessibility to ASI® throughout the lifespan and across diverse populations.
Explore playgrounds designed to provide sensory-rich experiences that support sensory integration and enhance function in low-resources communities.
We dream of creating a sensory bus to improve accessibility to ASI® intervention in low-resourced communities. Join us in making this vision a reality!
Our equipment is tailored to the unique South African context, informed by experience and research. We offer paediatric and adult sensory integration equipment available for purchase.
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by Yumna Razak | 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. ...