What we do

IntegraSense is a multidisciplinary practice working where communication, access and accountable decision-making meet. We support Deaf and Deafblind people, families, professionals and public bodies in health, education, employment and community settings.

The work is specialist, not generic. We match the right service to the situation, and we say so if something sits outside our scope.

About IntegraSense

Not Sure Which Service You Need?

If you’re unsure which service is right for you, or would like to talk through your situation, we’re happy to help. We take the time to listen, understand your needs, and offer clear guidance on the most appropriate next steps.

There’s no obligation – just an opportunity to discuss your requirements in a supportive and professional way.

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Our Services

Choose the area that fits. Each page leads to the specific service you need.

Communication and interpreting

Registered BSL, International Sign and Deafblind interpreting.

Specialist assessment and access

Care Act Deafblind assessments and Access to Work consultancy.

Organisational accessibility

Practical accessibility advice for employers and public bodies.

Governance, investigation and resolution

Complaint investigation, expert witness and mediation.

Professional supervision

Reflective supervision for practitioners in complex settings.

SEND support

PECS, behaviour mentoring, anxiety support, and EHCP communication advice.

Training

BSL courses, Deaf awareness, and further courses as they launch.

Testimonials

What our clients have said about our services:

Customer reviews

A pleasure to work with, highly respected for their knowledge of the interpreting profession and leadership in working with neurodiverse individuals.

Colleagues praise their positive approach in every situation, and Deaf professionals consistently highlight their dedication to ensuring effective communication. They have a strong work ethic, integrity, and commitment to continual professional development.

Dr H U Arusha, Kia Jews and team National Health Service

We are grateful for the professional and supportive Sign Language Interpreting services provided during a very difficult time.

Their compassion, kindness, and professionalism helped make a challenging day far less stressful for the family. The empathy and generosity set a wonderful example, and we are truly grateful.

JB Family Liaison and Bereavement Support Sister (PICU)

They supported us throughout our son’s autism diagnosis process with professionalism, care, and understanding.

From school reports and PIP assessments to helping us learn how to support our son as parents, they were incredible. They have brought our family a new sense of hope and joy, and we are deeply grateful for everything they have done for us.

S & R Deanwood Parents of SEN child

Their skills, knowledge, and experience as a Deafblind interpreter are exceptional.

As a Deafblind trainer, assessor, and Deafblind professional, I can confidently say their interpreting skills are of a very high standard. The ability to work using Deafblind manual, visual frame, and hands-on communication makes them an invaluable interpreter for Deafblind people across many settings.

JR Person with Deafblindness

They have supported me in managing ongoing anxiety and PTSD with professionalism and understanding.

After 40 years serving in the Armed Forces and now managing several properties, the pressures can be significant. They have helped me find practical ways to manage anxiety and reduce stress, and their support has made a real difference.

WP Professional Landlord (Ex-Military)

I had the opportunity to work alongside them interpreting performances and speeches at a 3-day festival event.

They were supportive, professional, reflective, and a genuine joy to work with. They have set a high standard for what truly supportive colleagues should be.

RB Registered Sign Langauge Interpreter