Jenny Banks Sensory Zone - Nelson Campus Melbourne

Here's a really nice outcome for anyone thinking of setting up their own Sensory Inclusion space. Jenny says ... "It’s a place where you can feel grounded, and everyone who goes in there, sort of a...

Sensory processing and the teenage years

I feel passionate about assisting teenagers with sensory processing disorder as they move into teenage years. As I remember (ok, yes, it was a fair time ago now), it can be a difficult time for eve...

The Auditory System - How we Hear, How we Listen and How we Process Sound!

The Auditory System (how we hear, listen and process sound) includes hearing, listening, interpreting, localizing sounds and being able to filter and selectively attend to auditory stimuli. The...

The Sensory Zone – The Solution to Overload

How do I put together the ideal Sensory Zone for my Child?

I used to look around my classroom for a space that can be isolated effectively enough, but still be in my eye line. As a teacher safety for everyone in the class is especially important. This is the same for you when choosing a space in your home environment. Think about where you spend the most time, for many this is based around meals so anywhere in vicinity of the kitchen would be a good idea.