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Our new Sensory Ladders Training Platform is live | anyone, anywhere, any time
Hello all We are proud and excited to share a very special announcement with you. The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the launch of our new Sensory Ladders®️ Training Platform, created to support the delivery of Sensory Ladders®️ training across the globe. This has been a significant piece of work behind the scenes. We have invested in a new platform that will allow us to share Sensory Ladders®️ training in a more professional, accessible and sustainable way. It will also support us to move more quickly with translations, so that Sensory Ladders®️ can continue to reach people, families, communities and services around the world. We are launching with the English version first. Following this, we will be working with our international teams and partners to support translations into other languages. For us, this is about protecting access while extending reach and access. Sensory Ladders®️ have been developed in co-production with users since 1999. They were created to support people with complex sensory patterns, including experiences linked to neurodiversity, trauma, sleep disruption, mental health, physical health, illness, injury, rehabilitation, ageing and everyday life. Sensory Ladders®️ are unique because they are always personal. They are not a fixed programme or a one-size-fits-all model. Each Sensory Ladder®️ is created with the person, and with the people who know and support them, so that it reflects their own body, nervous system, story and lived experience. Every Sensory Ladder®️ is different because every person is different. Sensory Ladders®️ help make sensory experiences visible. They support praxis and participation, communication, advocacy, self-understanding and shared understanding, especially when words are difficult or when needs are not yet understood by others. As part of this project, we will also be launching associated and related products. These will help fund continued access to Sensory Ladders®️ resources and support the translation work needed to keep Sensory Ladders free and open access.
Our new Sensory Ladders Training Platform is live | anyone, anywhere, any time
0 likes • Jul 15
Love the new interactive format and the additional learning that incorporates the Pear Tree lens and expands on certain topics, like interoception.
Sensory Ladders® Croatia
Well done to the Sensory Ladders® Croatian team for your excellent work at the 6th ASK conference on Autism and Mental Health held in Croatia, with guests from all over the world. It was lovely to see you showcasing the Scentered products amongst the other tools to support participants with their sensory regulation. It warms our hearts to know that the participants thought they were the perfect fit. Thank you ☺️ You can find them in our shop: https://sensoryproject.org/product/sensory-ladder-scentered-set/
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Sensory Ladders® Croatia
Sandra Napper
Hi I am a Professional Lead OT working in Wales. I am privileged to work in adult learning disability services.
0 likes • Mar 9
Welcome to this community Sandra! I hope you are enjoying the collaborative spirit of this space. Please feel free to share how you use Sensory Ladders in your field of clinical practice. Also let us know if you have any questions. 🙂
Please join in and upload your Sensory Ladder examples here
When you upload a Sensory Ladder example, you are doing something quietly powerful. You are showing what co-production looks like in real life, not in theory, but in the everyday moments where participation either opens up or closes down. Sharing matters because it helps us learn together. We start to notice patterns across settings. We gather ideas that are adaptable rather than prescriptive, so each person can shape what fits their own sensory world. Sharing matters because it builds a community of practice.A place where people can borrow courage, borrow words, and borrow a starting point, then co-create something uniquely theirs. If you have one to share, please upload it. A photo, a sketch, a template, a story. It does not need to be perfect. It just needs to be real.
Please join in and upload your Sensory Ladder examples here
0 likes • Mar 9
@Claire Kampa I love the effort and ownership that comes with this ladder. Beautifully done!
1 like • Mar 9
@Jerneja Čretnik I love the uniqueness of the line drawings! And using your own Slovenian language makes it more personal and relatable for your clients. Thank you for all the hard work you and your colleagues have done so far. 🙂
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1 like • Feb 18
@Elena Chrysostomou that’s great news; I was wondering if you have Greek clients. We have a team working on the Greek translation, and it would be great to get your input too. Let me know if you’re interested; and myself or Ana can get in touch to connect you. I think your experience as a Greek speaking OT in the UK would be very valuable to the team. 🤗
0 likes • Mar 1
@Avril Nicholson this is so great to hear! Thank you for letting us know how Sensory Ladders is helping you helping your clients. We are looking forward to hearing more about your work, connecting with you and supporting others who are in the same field of practice. Welcome to this space 🤗
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Bernike Maarsingh
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@bernike-maarsingh-3642
I’m a South African based OT with a special interest in supporting children with special needs in disadvantaged communities.

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Joined Feb 9, 2026
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