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As part of the Ayres Sensory Integration® 2020 vision, the international Goal Leadership Team – Sensory Integration Global Network (SIGN) is aiming to publish 100 research papers that further the understanding and evidence for Ayres Sensory Integration® (ASI).

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Powering Up Muscle Tone
By Aja Roley |
The term ‘muscle tone’ can be quite unfamiliar for many. Maybe this is the first time you have heard it, or maybe you feel you have heard it oh too
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Questions from Parents
By Aja Roley |
The park is all fun and games, until it isn’t! Playing at the park can present some interesting challenges, thoughts to ponder, and frustrations to navigate. Sometimes children just don’t
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Swings
By Aja Roley |
Flying through the air, floating weightless in the water, and laughing until milk comes out your nose  – can anyone think of moments more carefree than these?  Few things in life can
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Slides
By Aja Roley |
Remember the thrill that first time you went down a new slide as a child? They felt so high, so fast, and (sometimes, eventually) so FUN! Slides are a staple
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Let’s coordinate!
By Aja Roley |
Gross motor abilities are often noticed as we watch our children grow. They play chase with friends, scramble up rock piles, and attempt to ride that new bike without training
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Striving for Balance!
By Aja Roley |
To navigate the world comfortably, we seek balance.  As occupational therapists, we think about the idea of balance in a variety of ways. It can be thought of globally, referring to
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Drop that pencil!
By Aja Roley |
So often, children are identified with fine motor coordination challenges when they begin picking up those crayons and pencils to draw and write. Ideas that our kiddos have in their
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Eye Hand Coordination and Visual-Motor Skills
By Aja Roley |
You know that comforting smell of pancakes in the morning. Eyes sparkling and stomach growling, your nose pointing towards the sky as that big inhale takes in the scent spiraling
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Social Skills and Social Play
By Aja Roley |
As pediatric occupational therapists, we naturally think about what skills, activities, and requirements occupy a child’s day. While the words occupation and child aren’t often thought of together, pediatric OT’s think in these terms
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We are experts at turning challenging activities into playful opportunities, and have fun doing it together

Our state-of-the-art clinic is a fun and invitingspace to facilitate sensory-motor opportunitiesand skill growth. It meets fidelity to the evidence-based practice standards for Ayres SensoryIntegration® (ASI).

We are an internationally recognized pediatric therapy practice as well as a research and training center in ASI. Our team of highly accomplished therapists work collaboratively to meet the needs of your family and provide a strong foundation for learning, participation, and well-being.

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