Sensory Integration Education

Accredited, high quality Ayres' SI Therapy courses

SI and Special Interest Groups for Professionals

SI and special interest groups support therapists and other professional members through the development of local networks. These provide opportunities for sharing research, understanding sensory integration and promoting excellence in practice.

Develop and support local networking
Providing opportunities for members to support each other
Create possibilities for peer support and mentoring
Encourage review and dissemination of published research and articles of interest
Share ideas, innovative and emerging best practice

Start your own group

Did you know you can get a grant of £100.00 towards the setting up or running of a local Sensory Integration regional group?

What you have to do:

Find a least 5 colleagues who are SI Education members
Contact us to let us know your group name, contact person, regional area, meeting dates etc

What we do:

Send you £100.00
Publicise your group's activities on the website and in the EmphaSIze Newsletter email

Co-ordinator role

All groups will need to identify a co-ordinator, who will help organise local meetings and study days etc. For example:

Setting up dates and venues for the year
Co-ordinating the organisation of meetings
Arranging the ‘Speaker Schedule’ and communicating with visiting speakers
Arranging opportunities to hear feedback about recent courses; books, equipment and research article reviews, Journal club
Submitting feedback and meeting dates for publication in the EmphaSIze Newsletter and website