ASI-WISE & Sensory Project hosted Dr. Roseann Schaaf at the 2024 ASI Wise Masterclass Series to discuss sensory processing and its connection to children and families.

At ASI Wise & Sensory Projec, we deliver Ayres Sensory Integration education, mentorship and practice with depth, integrity and clinical authenticity across Wales, Ireland, Scotland and England. Our work is grounded in the original neuroscience of Ayres Sensory Integration,strengthened by decades of applied practice within the NHS, education, community services and independent settings. We do not reduce ASI to techniques or checklists. We teach it as a complex, relational and evidence-informed approach that honours the person, their history and their environment. What truly distinguishes ASI Wise is our sustained commitment to sensory integration beyond childhood. Sensory integration shapes participation, mental health, learning, relationships and identity across the whole lifespan. Adolescents and adults deserve practice that is as skilled, respectful and co-produced as that offered to children. Our education pathways are expert led, clinically anchored and relational. Learners are taught and mentored by practitioners who actively work with children, young people and adults presenting with complex sensory integration and processing patterns. This includes mental health, trauma, learning disabilities, neurodiversity, perinatal services, eating disorders and community and forensic contexts. Mentorship is central to how we teach. We walk alongside therapists as they integrate theory into real practice, supporting reflective reasoning, ethical decision-making and confidence with complexity. Learning is embodied, applied and grounded in real people and real lives. Co-production underpins everything we do. Our tools and teaching are shaped with people, families and communities. Sensory integration is not something done to people. It is something understood together. ASI Wise is a not-for-profit organisation committed to accessibility, transparency and meaningful global collaboration. We invest in people, practice and learning communities, not quick credentials.