Sensory Integration FOR

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Combines concepts from human development, neuroscience, psychology, and occupational therapy into a holistic framework for viewing behavior and learning

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SCHAAF ET AL

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Sensory Integ. FOR was developed by

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A. Jean Ayres in 1970

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What year: Ayres identified 4 phases of S.I FOR

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1989

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“the most comprehensive and statistically sound measure for assessing important aspect of sensory integration”

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SIPT

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“The neurological process that organizes
sensations from one’s body and from the environment and makes it possible to use the body effectively in the environment.”

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Sensory Integration

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“Sensory Information Provides an Important Foundation for Learning and Behavior”

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Postulate 1

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“Nourishment for the brain”

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SENSATION

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Necessary for brain
function

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Sensory information

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what are the sensory systems

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• Vision
  ● hearing
  ● smell
  ● taste
  ● touch

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what are the sensory processes

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● Receptor capability
● Transmission capability
● CNS detects and registers sensation

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What are the 3 sensations

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1. interoception
2. proprioception
3. exteroception

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what are the sensory inputs

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● Receptor Capacity
● Transmission Capability
● CNS ability to
detect and register

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Basis of the body as a whole for the relationship with environment, praxis, fine and gross motor skills

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Tactile

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Responding to movement and gravity

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Vestibular

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Body awareness, postural control and motor coordination

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Proprioception

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“Sensory integration is a developmental process.”

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Postulate 2

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Sensory integration is based on an understanding that development unfolds in a _____, and is influenced by the _______ one has during development

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sequence and experiences

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T OR F: Ayres states: ‘‘(the) environment acts upon the innate tendencies . . . and molds and modifies them’

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True

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Modified True or False:AYRES, 2005: the first 9 years of life is a period of rapid sensory integration

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False, 7 years

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“Successful integration and organization of sensory information results in and is further developed by adaptive responses.”

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Postulate 3

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“appropriate action in which the individual responds successfully to some environmental demand

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ADAPTIVE RESPONSE

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“The “just right challenge” provides the milieu for sensory integration to occur.”

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Postulate 4

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Activity that has the capacity to build
new skills and abilities while adjusting for the current level of function of the child

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Just right challenge

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“Children have an innate drive to seek meaningful experiences from their environment.”

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Postulate 5

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○ object of possibilities of action
○ perception of the environment that
leads into action

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AFFORDANCE

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“Sensory Integration Promotes Neuroplasticity”

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postulate 6

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● Potential for brain to change
● Neural changes are made through
○ increased connections or synapses
○ pruning/elimination of connections
for refinement
● Necessary: active, exploratory, attentive

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Postulate 6

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“Sensory integration is a foundation for physical and social engagement and participation in daily life activities and routines.”

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Postulate 7

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What are the occupational choices

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● Exploration and engagement
● Schoolwork and chores
● Play
● Self care
● Sleep and rest