Sensory Integration & Processing
Sensory Integration & Process Special Interest Section (SIPSIS) members focus on the neurobiological, sensory, and praxis foundations of occupation and play.
Stay current on the latest research & development of sensory integration theory with SIPSIS
This widely used occupational therapy frame of reference is applied to enrich the lives of individuals with a variety of disabilities across the lifespan.
SIPSIS was one of the five original Special Interest Sections created by AOTA in 1977. The others were Developmental Disabilities, Gerontology [now Productive Aging], Mental Health, and Physical Disabilities [now Rehabilitation & Disability].
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SIPSIS Articles in the SIS Quarterly
Check out articles in SIS Quarterly Practice Connections that pertain specifically to the Sensory Integration and Processing Special Interest Section (SIPSIS).
SIPSIS standing committee members
The SIPSIS standing committee leads the direction of their special interest section.
Members elect the standing committee to their positions.
Aimee Piller
Lauren Andelin
Jayna Fischbach
Jennifer Giddings Hight
Lisa Johnson
Lauris Jones
Elizabeth Kocher
Krysti Teng
Amanda Wiles
Working with the SIPSIS gives me an opportunity to connect practitioners with resources to better their practice and advocate for the needs of sensory practitioners.