International Council For Education in Ayres Sensory Integration
ICE-ASI
Take a look around the organization's website and find out who we are, what we do,
and how we can help you. We’re excited to have you here.
What Does ICE-ASI® Stand For?
The acronym ICE-ASI stands for "International Council for Education in Ayres Sensory Integration”. ICE-ASI is an international non-profit organization with the overall purpose to provide an inclusive, supportive community which promotes best practice and works to raise standards of training in Ayres Sensory Integration (ASI®).
Ayres' Sensory Integration (ASI)
Around The World
Ayres' Sensory Integration is taught and applied within Occupational Therapy on all continents of the world. ICE-ASI supports the education of therapists and best practices of OT-ASI around the world by accrediting programs that teach Sensory Integration with fidelity to Dr. Ayres' principles and by sponsoring an annual scientific meeting, the International Sensory Integration Congress (ISIC), that is hosted on a different continent every year.
Access our interactive map HERE to see which countries in the world are currently educating therapists about ASI® and are using ASI® in occupational therapy practice!
The following SI organizations are current members of ICE-ASI:
- ABIS (Brazil): www.integracaosensorialbrasil.com.br
- AEIS ( Spain): https://integracionsensorial.es
- AISA (Argentina):
- Armenia:
- ASI Australia (Australia): https://www.asi-aus.org
- ASI WISE (UK): https://sensoryproject.org
- ASI4Kids (Italy): www.asi4kids.com
- CLASI (USA): www.cl-asi.org
- GSIOe (Austria): www.sensorische-integration.org
- Neurosens (Chile): https://www.instagram.com/neurosens_chile
- OCCUPARE (Colombia): www.occuparetoc.org
- SAISI (South Africa): https://instsi.co.za
- SENSiS (Italy): www.sens-is.it
- Seven Senses (Portugal): https://7senses.pt
- Sense ON (Turkey): https://senseon.com.tr
If you are a therapist who is trying to verify if a SI training program is accredited by ICE-ASI, we have the following recommendation for you:
If you are unsure if a program you find advertised on the internet ist linked to ICE-ASI, or if you want to get an internationally acknowledged, ICE-ASI accredited training in ASI, it is best to visit our member organizations' websites to see the course programs they offer to educate therapists in ASI®!
3 Steps To Become A Member Today!
1. Get To Know Us!
Find out more about ICE-ASI, the organization, our mission, the benefits and obligations of our members (individual and organizational)!
2. Register & pay the membership fee
It is really easy to register as an individual member! Just head to our store where you can purchase your membership.
3. Organizations fill in the application
To become an organizational member, you need to complete an application process. Only after approval you will receive the invoice for the yearly membership fee.
Learn More About ICE-ASI
Our Mission
... is to promote best practice and raise standards of training in Ayres
Sensory Integration® (ASI®). ICE-ASI will achieve this by... more
Our Team
We’re more than a bunch of experts. We’re a family of like-minded people, using our passion and our skills to make a difference in the lives of children with hidden challenges and their families.
Get to know the ICE-ASI team!
Our Motivation
The purpose, the driving force of most ICE-ASI Board and Council members is their daily use of ASI® in their clinics, helping clients and their families. We strive to support other therapists worldwide to discover and learn this approach to help their clients and families. More
Our Story
Like all great things, we started small and informal back in 2005. In 2018, ICE-ASI formally became an international non-profit organization. Read more about our history here.
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