ayres sensory integration and sensory processing approaches

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ayres sensory integration

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based on theoretical premise that inherent neural organization of sensory information creates pathways for increasingly mature and effective adaptive responses

Question 2

sensory processing interventions aim to

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modify a regulatory state without having a lasting neurophysiological impact

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passive sensory experience

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rolling a ball over a child’s body as they like in a prone position and listen to soft music; having the child wear a weighted blanket or vest during class time

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active sensory experience

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use of a stability ball for seating, fidget toys, and/or gum or other chewing objects to promote increased attention during instructional time

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sensory integration and praxis test (SIPT)

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measure sensory integration skills that are associated with learning disabilities, emotional disorders, and minimal brain function
- children 4-8.11 years olf

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degangi test of sensory integration (TSI)

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standardized test for children 1-18 months of age
- assesses the level of an infant’s sensory responsiveness to a variety of sensory stimuli

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sensory processing measure (SPM)

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test for elementary school age children
- measure sensory processing, praxis, and social participation across different environments