This video addresses frequently asked questions about the Sensory Profile 2, specifically focusing on whether professionals without sensory training can administer the assessment and how this might impact interpretations and recommendations. Dr. Winnie Dunn explains that while the Sensory Profile 2 is designed for easy administration and scoring, proper interpretation and intervention planning require a background in sensory processing and task analysis, which occupational therapists inherently possess. She advocates for interdisciplinary collaboration where occupational therapists serve as a resource for other professionals.
That's a great summary of the core message! The video explains that the form itself (the administration and scoring) is designed to be accessible to anyone. However, the crucial part, interpretation and planning interventions, is where the expertise of an occupational therapist is needed.
So, to be precise:
This video addresses frequently asked questions about the Sensory Profile 2, specifically focusing on whether professionals without sensory training can administer the assessment and how this might impact interpretations and recommendations. Dr. Winnie Dunn explains that while the Sensory Profile 2 is designed for easy administration and scoring, proper interpretation and intervention planning require a background in sensory processing and task analysis, which occupational therapists inherently possess. She advocates for interdisciplinary collaboration where occupational therapists serve as a resource for other professionals.
