Explore the Sensory Ladder by The Sensory Project, a practical visual guide showing how different types of sensory input—including movement, tactile, proprioceptive, visual, olfactory, oral, and regulation activities—can support children and adults with sensory regulation, focus, and learning. Visit: https://sensoryproject.org/sensory-ladders/

ASI Wise and Sensory Project launched a series of interactive telehealth webinars in April 2020, in response to lockdown restrictions, introducing therapists, teachers and health professionals to the theory behind Sensory Ladders®. These free webinars show how to build interactive, personalised Sensory Ladders online — using photos, colours and music — to help people recognise and communicate their internal states, name what calm feels like, what distress feels like, and what might help. Visit our website: https://sensoryproject.org/202....0/04/26/webinar-sens

PEAR Tree Model | Ayres Sensory Integration Framework: Learn about the PEAR Tree Model and its role in understanding sensory integration and participation. Sensory Project provides evidence-informed education and resources in Ayres Sensory Integration. Visit: https://sensoryproject.org/pea....r-tree-model/beyond-

Reading the Signs: How to Spot Where Your Child Is on Their Sensory Ladder Sensory Ladder If you’ve ever watched your child go from calm and cheerful to completely overwhelmed in what felt like sixty seconds flat, you already understand something important — even if you didn’t have a name for it. That shift, the one that seems to come out of nowhere, is rarely random. It’s usually your child moving up or down their own personal Sensory Ladder, and once you learn to read the signs, that “out of nowhere” feeling starts to disappear. Visit: https://sensoryproject.org/sensory-ladders/

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