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Understanding sensory processing
The National Autistic Society explains sensory processing differences and their possible effects on everyday life. Individual experiences differ; use the information to prepare questions, not to diagnose someone.
National Autistic Society: autism and sensory processing →Sensory differences, in context
Autism Central offers information and links for families and carers, including voices of autistic people and professionals.
Autism Central: sensory differences →Working with school
The National Autistic Society’s education guidance discusses reasonable adjustments for sensory differences and communicating priorities with school.
Read the education guidance →A book connected with the project’s original focus
Building Bridges Through Sensory Integration, by Paula Aquilla, Ellen Yack and Shirley Sutton, is an existing publication by occupational therapists. Our website and original blank sheets are independent of that book. We do not reproduce its activities, checklists, artwork or treatment content.
View the third-edition book details →Links checked November 11, 2026. These are ordinary reference links, with no affiliate tracking attached. They do not indicate a partnership or endorsement.