Sensory Profile (2)

An invitation to adapt your world to fit you, rather than forcing yourself to fit the world.

Available for a limited time at £300 (normally £400!). 

On bookings made BEFORE July 1st, 2026.

What's included:

  • Video-call consultation (1 - 2 hours)
  • Adult Sensory Profile (2) standardised assessment
  • Therapeutic consultation
  • Clinical report including recommendations 
  • Free resources and guidance

Interested in learning about sensory processing? Check out the OT blog!

Online coaching and therapies

With dual training (physiological and psychological), Occupational Therapists endeavour to consider a person holistically. Consequently, they can offer a diverse range of therapies. 

At the start of therapy they'll be an opportunity to chat about your goals and agree on the next steps. Therapy is always confidential and solution-focused. We pride ourselves on our core values of empathy, creative problem-solving, and genuine care. 

    Do you think a Sensory Profile could benefit you? Contact us to book or enquire!

    Frequently asked questions

    What is the purpose of a Sensory Profile?

    The primary purpose of a sensory profile is to bridge the gap between your internal experience and your external environment. It transforms vague feelings of discomfort or fatigue into objective data, allowing you to move from "surviving" your day to actively managing your energy. By validating your biological needs, it serves as a foundation for informed self-advocacy, helping you explain to employers, partners, or even yourself why certain spaces work for you and others don't.

    What are the eight sensory systems assessed?

    A sensory profile assesses how your brain processes information from eight distinct systems. Beyond the five familiar senses, it includes three internal systems that are vital for neurodivergent regulation:

    Visual: How you respond to light, colours, and movement.

    Auditory: Your sensitivity to volume, pitch, and background noise.

    Tactile: How you process touch, textures, and physical contact.

    Olfactory: Your reaction to smells and chemical scents.

    Gustatory: Your preferences for tastes and food textures.

    Vestibular: Your sense of balance, spatial orientation, and movement.

    Proprioception: Your awareness of body position and "deep pressure" input.

    Interoception: Your ability to feel internal signals like hunger, thirst, or heart rate

    Is a Sensory Profile right for me?

    Deciding to explore your sensory profile as an adult is often a significant step toward self-acceptance and a more regulated life. For many neurodivergent individuals in the UK, a sensory profile is less about finding "deficits" and more about building a healthier lifestyle. 

    A Tool for Self-Acceptance

    A sensory profile helps you move away from viewing your reactions as "over-sensitive" or "dramatic." Instead, it provides a neuro-affirming framework to understand that your brain processes information intensely and frequently. By mapping out your unique responsiveness to sights, sounds, textures, and internal signals like hunger, you can begin to trust your own lived experience.

    What do the results tell me?

    A sensory profile acts as a personal map for your nervous system. It identifies which inputs, like noise, light, or touch, energise you and which cause overwhelm or burnout. By pinpointing these "triggers and glimmers," it replaces self-criticism with self-acceptance, giving you the clarity needed to request meaningful adaptations and build a life that truly fits your sensory needs.