Important reviews of ASI research:

1. AOTA (2018). Guidelines for Children and Youth with Challenges in Sensory Integration and Sensory Processing

2. The National Clearing House on Autism Evidence and Practice's (NCAEP) Report on Evidence-Based Practices for Children, Youth, and Young Adults With Autism

discussing the evidence on Sensory Integration, and their ASI companion (2020)

We created an extensive (still growing) database of research  with relevance to ASI. Not all of the articles included  use ASI terminology or are based in the ASI framework, but all included articles add to the understanding of ASI.  With this searchable database, ICE-ASI supports research-based clinical practice. The database covers research relevant to ASI from ca. 2010 onwards. On this page, you will see the public view of the database with APA formatted links, information about participants and 

MEMBER BENEFIT

The member view (available to organizational and individual members of ICE-ASI) offers rich details (16 data points) on each research article, from details of methodolgy to participant age and diagnosis, statistical and clinical significance of the effects, and a short summary of the value of the article.  

How to Use the ASI Research Database

• You can expand each cell to see its full content by clicking the diagonal arrows next to each cell.
• In the top right corner you can search for authors, keywords, study types, years, diagnoses, or whatever aspect is of interest to you.
• You can also do a keyword search for these  main topics: 

1. Foundations

2. Dysfunction, patterns; Assessment

3. Intervention; Effectiveness

If you search for one of these keywords, you'll see all the studies we have in the database on this topic, sorted by year.