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OT developed programs for young people who are neurodivergent or have a disability and their families.
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💫The Sensaroos 🧠✋👀👂😋👃
💫 CPD for OTs
📍Proudly based on Kaurna country

22/09/2026

🎒👃 Episode 7: Sniff & Snozz!
We’ve made it to the FINAL episode of our Sensaroo Backpack Series!
And we’re finishing with our olfactory pair — Sniff & Snozz! 👃
These two have very different relationships with smells, their backpacks are filled with different strategies to help support their olfactory needs — from finding smells they enjoy to helping manage smells that might feel like a LOT.

Thanks for coming along for the backpack series!
Now we want to know… which Sensaroo backpack was your favourite?

17/09/2026

🎒 👐🏽Episode 6: Spikesy & Otto!
This week we’re unpacking the backpacks of our tactile pair!
And these two are VERY different when it comes to touch Spikesy is more like ‘please don’t touch me’ while Otto is probably wondering ‘okay, but what can I touch next?!’

So… which backpack would your kiddos be reaching for?

08/09/2026

🎡🎒 Episode 5: Stuck & Spin!
It’s Royal Adelaide Show time! Which means one very important question…
What rides would Stuck and Spin be going on?!
This week we’re unpacking the backpacks of our vestibular Sensaroos. While Spin might be ready to jump straight on the biggest, fastest ride, Stuck might prefer something a little more predictable and grounded.

So… what ride are YOU going on at the Royal Adelaide Show?
See you next week for another Sensaroo backpack! 🦘🎒

📚 And just like that, Book Week has come to a close!Take a look at what our Sensaroos have been up to and check out the...
28/08/2026

📚 And just like that, Book Week has come to a close!
Take a look at what our Sensaroos have been up to and check out their book week costumes!

Which costume is your favourite?

25/08/2026

Episode 4: Shades & Flick
Taking the Sensaroos backpacks on the road this week! 👀
Between schools, we’re unpacking Shades & Flick - our visual Sensaroos.
These two might both be all about what they see, but their backpacks look pretty different 👓✨
From sunglasses, visual breaks and reducing visual clutter for Shades, to visual fidgets, movement and things to keep Flick’s eyes busy, there are lots of different ways we can support visual sensory needs.

11/08/2026

🎧🎶 Episode 3: Hush & Cruz
One wants the volume DOWN… the other wants it UP!
This week we’re unpacking Hush and Cruz’s backpacks and looking at some of the different strategies that can support their sensory needs.

Which backpack would your kiddos be reaching for? 👀🎒
See you next week for another Sensaroo backpack!

04/08/2026

🎒 Episode 2 is here!
Today we’re unpacking Krash’s and Krush’s backpacks.

One question we often get is, “How do you fit a trampoline in a backpack?” 😄

The answer... you don’t! Many kiddos are literal thinkers, so we use things like jumping cards and jumping dice to represent bigger movement activities that won’t fit inside a backpack.

Which backpack would you or your client be reaching for? 👀🎒

See you next week for another pair of Sensaroos backpack!

28/07/2026

Welcome to the Sensaroos Backpack Series! 🎒

Each Sensaroo has their own backpack filled with strategies that help them feel regulated, supported and ready for their day.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be unpacking each backpack and sharing the sensory strategies behind each of the Sensaroos!

21/07/2026

‘Why don’t you want a hug?’
I get asked this a lot.
It’s not because I don’t like you. It’s not because I’m being rude.
The truth is, my body experiences touch differently. Sometimes even a hug from someone I love can feel overwhelming.
So when I say, “No thanks,” I’m not rejecting you, I’m listening to what my body needs.
 
As OTs, we often support kiddos who are like Hush, over-responsive to tactile input. Their nervous system processes touch more intensely, meaning everyday experiences like hugs, crowded spaces, or unexpected taps on the shoulder can feel uncomfortable or overwhelming.
Teaching kiddos that it’s okay to say no to a hug isn’t about encouraging avoidance, it’s about respecting body autonomy, sensory differences, and consent.

Instead of assuming a hug is the right way to connect, try asking:
‘Would you like a hug, a high five, or a wave?’
Giving them a choice helps them feel safe, respected, and in control of their own bodies.

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26/06/2026

Hey OT 👋

Come explore one of our Sensaroos handbooks with OT Kate and Sensaroos Krash!

Designed for OT to support your sensory regulation conversations, each handbook is packed with practical, play-based activities to help children understand their sensory world!

Inside you’ll find:
✨ “About Me” pages to introduce each Sensaroo character
✨ “Am I like…” pages to help children explore their own sensory preferences
✨ Sensory strategy pages with practical ideas for regulation
✨ Craft activities, colouring pages and other engaging activities
✨ Sensaroo puppets to bring learning to life
✨ Letters to support collaboration with families and educators

Whether you’re using them in individual sessions, supporting classroom engagement or sending activities home — the Sensaroos handbooks are designed to help make sensory education fun, meaningful and engaging.

Which Sensaroo would you explore first? 👀🦘

Find the Sensaroos resources at: www.kabloomwellbeing.com.au

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