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Sensory Integration & Processing

Occupational therapy practitioners play a central role in identifying and addressing sensory integration and processing challenges with clients across the lifespan. OTPs collaborate with clients, caregivers, educators, and other professionals to develop and implement individualized sensory interventions, supporting people's participation in desired activities in home, school, and community settings.

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AOTA Special Interest Section

Sensory Integration & Processing SIS

SIPSIS members focus on the neurobiological, sensory, and praxis foundations of occupation and play for individuals with disabilities, across the lifespan.

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Research, articles, and continuing education