Understand sensory processing
Build a deeper understanding of why sensory processing looks different from child to child and how individual needs change the support required.
Personalised, On-Site or Online Training for Allied Health Teams Working with Children
Kerry brings the neuroscience behind sensory processing and regulation directly to your team, then applies it to your discipline, your caseload and the children you actually work with.
Full-day training from AU$5,000 incl. GST. On-site travel and accommodation are quoted separately.
"Every clinician working with children deserves to understand the neuroscience behind how that child is experiencing the world and how to use that understanding to make their sessions more effective."
Before they reach your room, they may already have moved through multiple transitions, sensory demands and expectations. Regulation influences whether they can access the therapeutic work you are asking them to do.
Sensory processing sits at the heart of regulation, yet it is often only lightly covered in allied health training outside Occupational Therapy. SenseUp Team Training helps your team understand what may be happening underneath the presentation.
The content is tailored to your team, but every training day is grounded in the same trauma-informed, evidence-based neuroscience framework.
Build a deeper understanding of why sensory processing looks different from child to child and how individual needs change the support required.
Understand why some children arrive already overwhelmed, why others lose regulation mid-session and what may be happening in the nervous system.
Explore practical ways to support regulation before, during and after sessions so therapeutic work is more accessible to the child.
Create a common framework that helps clinical conversations go deeper and supports more consistent responses across the team.
Create professional development that is relevant to the work your team is actually doing and gives practitioners space to feel heard, supported and valued.
On-site OT training can include structured hands-on work using your clinic equipment, with purposeful and safe application within a neuroscience framework and ASI Fidelity.
The training is adapted to your discipline, your caseload and the clinical questions your team needs to solve.
A full day of training delivered in your own environment. This allows the learning to be contextualised to your space, your team culture and your caseload.
For OT teams, on-site delivery can include practical work using your actual clinic equipment.
Available for geographically dispersed teams or organisations where on-site travel is not practical. A pre-training consultation ensures the day is still built around your context and priorities.
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Every team is different, but this is the structure Kerry uses to take your team from foundations into practical application.
Kerry speaks with your team lead to understand your discipline, caseload, biggest challenges and what your team most needs from the day.
Sensory processing, the nervous system and regulation made accessible and clinically relevant to your team.
Case-based discussion showing how sensory processing may appear inside the sessions your team is already delivering.
Practical frameworks and approaches your team can use immediately. On-site OT training can include hands-on equipment time.
Work through your team's questions and cases, consolidate the day and leave with clarity around next steps.
When delivered on-site, OT team training can include a structured practical component using your own clinic equipment. The aim is to connect what you already have in the room to purposeful, safe clinical reasoning.
Kerry Evetts is a paediatric OT and the founder of The SenseUp Approachβ’, a trauma-informed, neuroscience-based framework for understanding sensory processing.
She is known for making complex neuroscience accessible without dumbing it down, and for adapting the learning to the clinicians in front of her rather than delivering a generic lecture.
When Kerry trains your team, she draws on clinical experience, responds to the questions in the room and keeps bringing the discussion back to what your practitioners can use in real sessions with real children.
"What you see is an external expression of the child's internal world. When clinicians understand that β really understand it β everything changes."
Yes. SenseUp Team Training is designed for allied health, multidisciplinary and education teams working with children. Kerry adapts the examples and application to your discipline and clinical context.
The pricing in Kerry's programme notes is per day rather than per head, with no stated attendance cap. Whether your team is small or large, the day is structured around the group attending.
Yes. The pre-training consultation is specifically designed to understand your team, population, presentations and clinical challenges so the day can be tailored accordingly.
For on-site training, provide a space large enough for your team to participate comfortably. OT teams wanting equipment-based training can discuss requirements during the pre-training consultation. Online teams need a suitable video-conferencing platform.
Yes. Some teams choose a follow-up day 4β6 weeks later to consolidate the learning and work through cases that have emerged. Six-month Team Supervision packages are also available.
Submit an enquiry. Kerry's team will be in touch within 2 business days to discuss your team, context and available dates.
SenseUp Team Training is available for booking now. On-site dates can fill quickly, so tell us about your team, your context and what you want the day to achieve.
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