Lien entre l'integration et le traitement sensoriels et la sante mentale dans l'autisme : revue retrospective de donnees d'enquete

Titre original en anglais : Linking Sensory Integration and Processing With Mental Health in Autism: A Retrospective Review of Survey Data

Cette publication est incluse dans le projet « Contributions académiques de personnes autistes sur l’autisme ». La publication mentionne trois auteur·ices autistes, sans divulguer leur identité.

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Spielmann, V., Burke, H. K., McCulloch, S., Mason, A., & Lane, S. J. (2023). Linking Sensory Integration and Processing With Mental Health in Autism: A Retrospective Review of Survey Data. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 77(2), 244-255. https://doi.org/10.5014/ajot.2023.050127

Titre de la revue ou du livre
American Journal of Occupational Therapy
Éditeur
SAGE Publications
Volume
77
Numéro
2
Pages
244-255
Date de publication: 11/04/2023 Ajout dans AutiHub: 21/09/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais
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Auteur·ices des publications
5
Auteur·ices autistes mentionné·es dans la publication
3
  1. Virginia Spielmann
  2. Hannah K. Burke
  3. Sarah McCulloch *
  4. Alex Mason *
  5. Shelly J. Lane

Résumé

Importance : Bien qu'il s'agisse d'un principe central de la pratique de l'ergotherapie, la pratique fondee sur les preuves est parfois surrepresentee par la recherche et peut ne pas prendre en compte les contributions de l'expertise clinique, de l'experience vecue et du contexte. Cette enquete offre au praticien en ergotherapie l'occasion de comprendre l'integration et le traitement sensoriels (SI/P) tels qu'ils sont vecus par des adultes autistes. Objectif : Explorer la question de recherche suivante au moyen d'une analyse retrospective d'une enquete en ligne : quelle est la relation entre les differences de SI/P et les preoccupations de sante mentale rapportees par des adultes autistes ? Plan de l'etude : Non experimental ; analyse retrospective de donnees recueillies de septembre 2018 a juin 2019. L'equipe d'analyse a rejoint le projet apres le lancement de l'enquete. Cadre : La Grand Sensory Survey (GSS) etait accessible a l'international par l'intermediaire des sites Web et des comptes de medias sociaux d'Autistic Empire et du STAR Institute for Sensory Processing. Participants : L'echantillon comprenait 440 reponses au total. Apres exclusion des reponses de participants ages de 18 ans ou moins (n = 24), 416 reponses ont ete incluses : n = 189 se sont identifies comme autistes, n = 147 se sont identifies comme non autistes, et n = 80 n'ont pas fourni de reponse a cette question. Criteres de jugement et mesures : La GSS comprenait des questions sur les caracteristiques demographiques, la sante mentale et les experiences sensorielles. Resultats : Les perturbations de SI/P et la sensibilite sensorielle predisaient toutes deux l'anxiete et la depression (p <.001). Conclusions et pertinence : Les differences de SI/P sont des facteurs importants de la sante mentale chez les adultes autistes. Ce que cet article apporte : Nous mettons en cause de multiples aspects de la SI/P et leur influence sur la sante mentale chez les adultes autistes. La conception de l'enquete dirigee par des personnes autistes assure la representation de questions essentielles pour la communaute autiste, elargissant le modele des aspects de la SI/P qui devraient etre pris en compte lors de l'examen des facteurs lies au client dans l'autisme ainsi que de leur influence sur le fonctionnement et la participation. Declaration de positionnement : Les auteurs utilisent deliberement un langage centree sur l'identite conformement aux demandes de la communaute autiste (voir https://autisticadvocacy.org/about-asan/identity-first-language/ ). Ce langage est privilegie par les communautes autistes et les auto-defenseurs et a ete adopte par les professionnels de sante et les chercheurs (Bottema-Beutel et al., 2021 ; Kenny et al., 2016 ). Cet article est redige dans la perspective du modele social du handicap et d'un cadre de reference affirmant la neurodiversite. Trois des cinq auteurs sont autistes.

Importance: Although a central tenet of occupational therapy practice, evidence-based practice is at times overrepresented by research and can overlook the contributions of clinical expertise, the lived experience, and context. This survey affords the occupational therapy practitioner the opportunity to understand sensory integration and processing (SI/P) as experienced by autistic adults. Objective: To explore the following research question through a retrospective analysis of an internet-based survey: What is the relationship between the SI/P differences and mental health concerns reported by autistic adults? Design: Nonexperimental; retrospective analysis of data collected from September 2018 through June 2019. The analysis team joined the project after the survey had been launched. Setting: The Grand Sensory Survey (GSS) was available internationally through the websites and social media accounts of the Autistic Empire and STAR Institute for Sensory Processing. Participants: The sample included 440 total responses. Excluding responses from participants ages ≤18 yr (n = 24), 416 responses were included: n = 189 identified as autistic, n = 147 identified as nonautistic, and n = 80 did not provide a response to this query. Outcomes and Measures: The GSS included questions about demographics, mental health, and sensory experiences. Results: Both SI/P disruptions and sensory sensitivity predicted anxiety and depression (p <.001). Conclusions and Relevance: Differences in SI/P are significant factors in mental health for autistic adults. What This Article Adds: We implicate multiple aspects of SI/P and their influence on mental health among autistic adults. The autistic-led design of the survey ensures representation of issues that are pivotal to the autistic community, broadening the template for aspects of SI/P that should be considered when looking at client factors in autism and influence on function and participation. Positionality Statement: The authors deliberately use identity first language in keeping with requests from the autistic community (see https://autisticadvocacy.org/about-asan/identity-first-language/ ). This language is favored by autistic communities and self-advocates and has been adopted by health care professionals and researchers (Bottema-Beutel et al., 2021; Kenny et al., 2016 ). This article is written from the perspective of the social model of disability and a neurodiversity affirming frame of reference. Three of the five authors are autistic.

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