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Sensory Profile Assessment

Understanding how your child processes sensory information and how it affects their daily behaviour and learning.

What It Covers

A structured evaluation of how your child responds to sound, touch, movement, and other sensory input, used to build a personalised sensory support plan.

Good For

Sensory SensitivitiesAttention & Focus ConcernsSelf-Regulation Challenges
Why It Helps

What This Assessment Reveals

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Explains Puzzling Behaviours

Helps make sense of reactions that seem 'too much' or 'too little': meltdowns over textures, seeking constant movement, or tuning out noise.

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A Personalised Sensory Profile

Maps exactly which senses your child seeks out, avoids, or struggles to regulate, not a generic checklist.

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A Clear Starting Point for Therapy

Findings feed directly into an occupational therapy plan built around your child's specific sensory needs.

What to Expect

What the Assessment Involves

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Parent & Caregiver Interview

We start by hearing your observations: what you've noticed at home, school, and in everyday routines.

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Structured Sensory Evaluation

A play-based evaluation of how your child responds to different sensory input across settings.

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Scoring & Analysis

Responses are scored against typical developmental patterns to identify specific sensory processing differences.

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Results & Care Plan

A clear walkthrough of the findings, with concrete next steps for therapy or home strategies.

FAQs

Questions About Sensory Processing

Still unsure if this is the right assessment for your child? A free consultation gives you a clear answer.

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Typically a single session, though timing can vary depending on your child's comfort and attention on the day.

One Conversation.
A Lot More Clarity.

Whatever you're noticing, you don't have to figure it out alone. Talk to a clinical lead who listens first, explains clearly, and helps you decide the right next step, at your pace.