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Study MSc Advancing Practice - our Sensory Integration education is focussed on clinical practice across the lifespan; neurodiversity, mental health & trauma.
United Kingdom and Ireland
Joined July 2017
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🌟 Introducing the ASI Wise MSc Peer Support Group! 🌟 Are you undertaking the MSc Advancing Practice with the University of Ulster, specialising in Ayres Sensory Integration? Do you want to connect with others on the same journey, gain support, and share learning? At ASI Wise, we understand that embarking on a Master's degree is both exciting and challenging. That’s why we’re launching a dedicated peer support group—a space for collaboration, encouragement, and academic growth. Why Join? ✔ Collegiate Support – Connect with fellow MSc students who share your passion for advancing practice in ASI. ✔ Regular Meetups – Stay on track with informal discussions, study sessions, and shared learning opportunities. ✔ Research Guidance – Explore research themes, refine ideas, and contribute to the growing evidence base. ✔ Expert Mentorship – Learn from experienced MSc graduates and tutors, including Maggie and Aniesa, who have ‘been there, done that’ and are ready to guide you. ✔ Linking with CLASI & EASI Research – Gain insights from global research networks, including the data collected in the UK & Ireland for the EASI study, and explore opportunities with Roseann Schaaf and the CLASI research team. Who Can Join? 🔹 Current MSc students looking for academic and practical support 🔹 Aspiring MSc students who want to prepare for their journey 🔹 Professionals passionate about research in ASI and mental health Let’s build a community of practice that supports, inspires, and advances our field together! 📅 Sign up now and be part of this exciting initiative! For more details or to join, contact ASI Wise #ASIWise #SensoryIntegration #MScAdvancingPractice #PeerSupport #OccupationalTherapy #ResearchInPractice
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🚀 Why Language Matters in Sensory Integration & Processing! Occupational therapists—are we framing sensory differences in a way that truly supports participation? AOTA backs “sensory integration and processing” to capture how sensory input is actively used for engagement, while RCOT emphasises keeping an occupational focus. Let’s move beyond a deficit model and highlight strengths and participation in our reports. Want to know how? 👇 🔗 #SensoryIntegration #OccupationalTherapy
#StrengthsBased #ParticipationMatters
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RT @asi_wise: What Stars - Congratulations 🎉🙌🍾 They said “ASIWise MSc modular pathway. Whoohoo” #sensoryintegration @theRCOT College of Oc…
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RT @AyresSI_ICEASI: I am writing to extend my warmest congratulations to the entire team at ASI-WISE on this remarkable achievement. Sinc…
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Why Choose ASI Wise and Ulster University? Our partnership offers so much more than education—it’s about creating opportunities, fostering connections, and delivering a transformative learning experience. Here’s what sets us apart: •Active Partnership: A thriving collaboration that continues to evolve with the needs of today’s healthcare professionals. •Flexible Learning Pathways: Designed to fit seamlessly into your busy life, enabling you to achieve your goals without compromise. •Global Recognition: Both the certificate and MSc programs meet the highest international standards, ensuring your qualifications are respected worldwide. •Unparalleled Support: Our dedicated team is here to guide and encourage you every step of the way.
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Once again rumours have again been circulating, but let us be clear: our partnership with Ulster University is thriving! Together, we continue to deliver world-class education pathways that empower therapists to transform their practice and positively impact the lives of those they serve. Read more here
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Kath’s Early Morning Coffee Musings ☕ Exciting Progress: EASI International Normative Data Analysis - Digging Deeper with the Data This morning’s email catch-up over my coffee brought an exciting update on the Evaluation in Ayres Sensory Integration (EASI) tests, a project steadily moving towards final publications. The announcement today about the in-depth and ongoing analysis – digging deeper into the international normative data – marks a significant milestone, reflecting the dedication and precision of the global team behind this initiative. 🌍 What Makes EASI So Noteworthy? •Thoughtful Design & Broad Applicability: EASI has been developed to be both practical and accessible, ensuring its utility for therapists across diverse settings and regions. •Adaptability: With plans for translation into multiple languages, it’s clear this tool is committed to meeting the needs of therapists worldwide. 🌏 Affordability: A Key Strength 💡 A significant driver for the NHS & HSE (state-delivered Social Care and Education in the UK and Ireland) is affordability – and this is where EASI truly shines. Unlike many commercial tests, its accessible cost structure removes barriers, making it a viable option for a wider range of practitioners. This aligns with the project’s ethos: ensuring that robust, evidence-based tools are within reach for those who need them. 🛠️ Stay in the Loop! If you’re EASI trained and enrolled in the ESP program, you’ll be notified by email as updates become available. For others, keep an eye on the EASI website for further information and announcements: The progress of EASI represents not only a significant step forward in Ayres Sensory Integration but also a powerful example of international collaboration in advancing the profession of occupational therapy and our practice. 🌟 We look forward to seeing the next stages of this important project unfold. People Understood. A huge thank you to everyone at EASI HQ – what you have delivered and continue to deliver on this project is truly incredible! 👏 Please keep up the fantastic work!
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Special Announcement: New Refresher and Introductory Resources for Therapists Studying ASI1 or UUSI1! We are excited to offer these new resources to support therapists studying ASI1 or UUSI1, especially for those who want to refresh or update their knowledge of neuroanatomy. Whether you’re revisiting concepts you studied a while ago or are just looking for a quick brush-up, our new neuroscience resources are designed to fit your needs. These resources provide essential updates and clear explanations to help you deepen your understanding of neuroanatomy as it applies to sensory integration and therapy. **Get Access Today:** For more information and to access these valuable materials, when you sign up for ASI1 or UUSI1 you will get FREE access via our online learning space. Stay ahead of the curve with these foundational tools—whether you're looking to refresh your knowledge or dive into neuroanatomy for the first time!
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New Year’s Greetings from ASI Wise & The Sensory Project As we welcome the New Year, we reflect on the power of working together to create meaningful change. Through collaboration, community, and co-production, we’ve achieved so much and laid the foundation for even more. This year, we look forward to continuing our shared work together with peace and purpose, supporting one another and those we serve. Wishing you all a positive and productive New Year. The ASI Wise & Sensory Project Team
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Sensory overload is not just something that impacts young people with neurodiversity. Listen here to learn more about what can help at Christmas. #sensoryintegrationmatters #sensoryintegration #trauma
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