Sensory consultations are an opportunity to deepen your understanding of your sensory preferences, identify where mismatches are happening in your daily life, and collaboratively create strategies that help you feel more regulated, grounded, and supported in your various daily environments. This process is not clinical or prescriptive—it’s personalized, strengths-affirming, and rooted in the belief that your sensory needs are real, valid, and worth meeting.

Who is it for?

1. Adults who are exploring their sensory needs, including those who suspect unmet sensory needs.

2. Adults who newly identify/are recently diagnosed with ADHD and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

3. Parents and caregivers who have different sensory needs than their children and want to better understand their family dynamics.

4. Teachers and childcare providers who recognize sensory mismatches in their classrooms or learning spaces and want to support both themselves and their students.

What are the benefits?

• Insight into your unique sensory profile and patterns.

• Language to describe your sensory experiences/preferences with confidence.

• Strategies to reduce sensory overwhelm and improve daily comfort.

• Better alignment between your sensory needs and your home, work, or community environments.

• Increased self-advocacy and communication skills.

• Gentle, non-judgmental support from a neurodivergent occupational therapist who “gets it”.

What to expect?

Personalized email communications to complete the Sensory Profile, a detailed report integrating scores and their meanings, a 45-minute virtual debrief, and a collaborative brainstorm session to discuss how you can better get your sensory needs met in each environment.

Important Disclaimer: Sensory Consultation Is Not Occupational Therapy

Sensory consultation services are not occupational therapy and do not constitute occupational therapy evaluation, assessment, treatment, or intervention under North Carolina law.

While Jenna is a licensed occupational therapist in the State of North Carolina, sensory consultations are offered separately from occupational therapy services and are provided for educational and informational purposes only. This service does not include diagnosis, therapeutic intervention, or the creation of an occupational therapy plan of care.

No occupational therapy services are rendered as part of a sensory consultation. Occupational therapy services are available separately and require a formal occupational therapy (OT) evaluation and are in compliance with all applicable state laws and regulations.

The goal of a sensory consultation is to support understanding, self-awareness, and informed decision-making; not to provide clinical treatment.