In this episode of Adapting Together, hosts Xin Yi, Carmen, and Kevin engage with Jacqlynn Teong, a pediatric occupational therapist, to explore the critical topic of sensory integration. This episode discussed the importance of understanding sensory processing differences, the key components of sensory integration, and how these affect children, particularly those on the autism spectrum. As a Malaysian Registered Pediatric Occupational Therapist, Jacqlynn has rich experience working with children. She shares insights on identifying red flags, the assessment process, and effective interventions. This conversation also addresses common misconceptions about sensory processing and emphasizes the need for self-compassion among parents and caregivers.Resources:Connect with Jacqlynn on LinkedInThe Passion Hub, PenangThe Collaborative for Leadership in Ayres Sensory Integration (CLASI) 6 Modules Certification ProgramAbout EASI (Evaluation of Ayres Sensory Integration)Chapters00:00 Introduction04:00 Key Components of Sensory Processing17:03 Identifying Red Flags in Sensory Processing21:20 Setting Priorities in Sensory Integration Therapy26:41 Understanding Sensory Integration Assessments31:07 Exploring Sensory Integration Interventions35:53 Practical Sensory Strategies for Home and School39:55 Training and Certification in Sensory Integration47:30 Common Misconceptions About Sensory Processing52:01 The Importance of Self-Compassion for Caregivers

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