About
Thank you for visiting The Sensory Lens, a sensory processing assessment service and information site for adults 18+
My name is Georgia and I am a Health Care Professions Council (HPCP) registered occupational therapist and a qualified sensory integration practitioner.
How we perceive the world through our senses, and the impact that this can have on health and wellbeing, is gaining traction with the rise of neurodiversity awareness and across mental health spaces.
Occupational therapists have long been involved in the identification and intervention of sensory differences that impact on engagement in daily life. Sensory differences can impact things like social engagement, completing self-care tasks and the ability to regulate emotions.
Sensory differences can be a feature of neurodivergence, including Autism and ADHD and can present differently in everyone. If you have a diagnosis or identify as neurodivergent, you may feel you want to understand your own sensory processing patterns to support your emotional regulation and well-being. Additionally, your child may have received a diagnosis and has some sensory differences you now recognise in yourself.
There are many websites and support for children and young people who experiences sensory challenges. Due to this I wanted to create a space where adults can access sensory resources to better understand themselves and find strategies to support everyday well-being. In addition, I offer low-cost sensory screening reports that are completed online to aid this understanding, so if you feel that a sensory screening assessment and report could be useful for you, please take a look at the services page for more information.
