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| Susan Allen |
| sooallen@aol.com |
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Dip.C.O.T., BSc (Hons) Advanced Sensory Integration Practitioner Module 1 Co-ordinator and Lecturer on the Foundation Theory and Intervention Course. Working with children of all ages in a Specialist Children's Centre. Current areas of interest - screening of children with Developmental Co-ordination Disorder. Published work in outcome and efficacy of therapy and regulation of arousal in the classroom |
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| Mari Caulfield |
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| Sylvia Cousins |
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Long standing committee member of the SI Network, course organiser and lecturer for the Clinical Observations, Module 2 course |
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| Valerie Cribbin |
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Senior OT in CAMHS in Dublin, lecturer on the Module 2 Clinical Observations course |
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| Gretchen Dahl Reeves |
| greeves@emich.edu |
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Gretchen Dahl Reeves, PhD., OT, FAOTA is an Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy at Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan U.S.A.
Gretchen practised in clinic and school settings as an occupational therapist for many years before pursuing a doctorate in Biopsychology from the University of Michigan. She began to teach SI courses in the U.S. in 1980 and has continued to share ideas with therapists in many locations since that time. She has taught courses in the UK on SI, autism and neuroscience |
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| Sue Delport |
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| Lindsay Hardy |
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Dip.COT, SIPT Cert. Senior Lecturer Module's 1 and 111. Extensive teaching experience in Sensory Processing Disorders. Committed to post graduate training of Paediatric Occupational Therapists. Clinical interest - children in mainstream education with DCD, ASD and Attention Deficits. Past Chair of SI Network (UK & Ireland Ltd) Published work 'Know Your Neuro'
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| Diane Henry |
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| Shelly Lane |
| sjlane@hsc.vcu.edu |
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Dr. Lane holds a BS in Allied Health, Occupational Therapy from The Ohio State University, and a Ph.D. in Anatomy/Neuroscience from the University of Texas Health Sciences Center, San Antonio. She has focused her clinical, teaching, and research interests into two areas: 1) infants and at risk for developmental delay and learning disabilities; 2) neuroscience applications to occupational therapy. Research areas have included development and sensory processing in infants born prematurely, and in infants prenatally exposed to substances of abuse. Dr. Lane's recent work has been with the "Let's Play!" Project, on which she served first as PI and then as Research Consultant. This project used a family directed intervention approach, focusing on play and assistive technology, to promote play and playfulness in infants with disabilities. Currently she is in the first year of a two year research project designed to fully investigate the intervention model developed through Let’s Play!. Dr. Lane has published and lectured locally, nationally, and internationally on topics related to her research and areas of interest. In addition to her work at VCU, Dr. Lane has served as Editor-in-Chief for a series of pediatric books published by F.A. Davis. She is also second editor and author/contributor to the 2nd edition of Sensory Integration: Theory and Practice, published May, 2002. |
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| Helen Lynch |
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Lectures on the Module 2 Clinical Observations course, full time lecturer in OT in University College Cork |
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| Carolyn Murray Slutsky |
| STARServicesINC@aol.com |
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| Carolyn Murray-Slutsky, MS OTR, is director and founder of Rehabilitation for Children, Carolyn is certified in sensory integration (SI) and neuro-developmental (NDT) treatment for pediatrics, infants and adults. Her work experience includes working in direct patient care, consultative, educational, and administrative positions. She is also an adjunct professor teaching occupational and physical therapy students. |
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| Betty Paris |
| STARServicesINC@aol.com |
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| Betty A. Paris, PT, M.Ed., attained her Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy from Florida International University and her Masters I Education from the University of Phoenix. Betty holds certificates in sensory integration (SI) and neuro-developmental treatment (NDT) in pediatrics and in babies. She has used her dual certificates to develop a unique blend of NDT and SI treatments offered to children and young adults in a variety of settings and shared with therapists, parents and other professionals through educational seminars. |
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| Gustavo Reinoso |
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| Gustavo Reinoso received his occupational therapy degree from the University of Litoral in Argentina and his Ph.D. from Nova Southeastern University (NOVA) in the United States. Dr. Reinoso has advanced clinical training in research, pediatrics, and sensory integration. He has published book chapters, journal articles, and opinion pieces on the topics of occupational therapy, pediatrics, and sensory integration. He has presented his research in several national conferences and international seminars. He is currently the co-owner of Advance Therapy Systems (ATS), a therapy center that provides specialized clinic-based and community services for children, adolescents, and adults in Ireland. This center emphasizes the use of sensory integration principles as well as the combination of therapeutic approaches and measurement techniques through innovative programs. Dr. Reinoso teaches professional workshops and clinical training courses in the United States, several countries in South America, and Europe. He was invited to join the SI network in 2008 to lecture in various modules. |
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| Kath Smith |
| kath@sensoryproject.com |
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| I am a South African trained OT. I work in Mental Health in Cornwall using Sensory Integration approaches in an acute admissions unit. I have worked in paediatrics, learning disability, neurology since qualifying in 1992. I am currently developing resources and materials for providing SI approaches in Mental Health. I am interested in researching SI in Mental Health. |
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| Elizabeth Stephenson |
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| Recently received Docturate. Lecturer on the Module 1 and 2 Foundation and Clinical Observations modules. |
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| Carla Williams |
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| Susan Young |
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