At the "Inspired Mom" Summit 2022, Carol will join 40+ experts to give you tools and strategies to become the best Mom you can be.  The topic is basic information about sensory processing differences (SPD).

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An overview of Sensory Processing Differences (SPD) with suggestions for helping "out-of-sync" children and adolescents get "in sync."  This is one of 16 talks, streamed for free, at the Young Education International Forum: Whole Brain Development Support for Neurodiverse Group, in Hangzhou, China.  

Keynote at the Sensory Integration Education (SIE) Annual Conference 2022, a virtual and free event entitled "From Sensation to Participation."  The hour-long keynote will focus on Carol's work over the years to educate teachers and parents to recognize, understand and learn to address the sensory needs of their children as they grow from tots to teens.

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Interview with Dawn Meller at the Potty Talk: Bowel, Bladder, and Beyond Summit.  Thirty experts bring their wisdom and advice to this event, which is free for 14 days, November 7th - 20th.

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An in-service, virtual workshop for the occupational therapists, speech-and-language pathologists, psychotherapists, and other professionals at Inkendaal Revalidatieziekenhuis (Rehabilitation Hospital Inkendaal) in Viezenbeek, Sint-Pieters-Leeuw, Belgium. The hospital aims to improve the quality of life and self-reliance of people with complex neurological disabilities.

At Fairy Dust's annual "Free to Play" Summit, Carol discusses "Why Movement Experiences Are Prerequisites for Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic." The free summit will run for three days: May 18 (Brain Research & Play), May 19 (Social/Emotional Development & Play), and May 20 (Nature, Movement & Materials). Click here for your free pass and to learn how to get unlimited access.

Carol Kranowitz and Joye Newman will present a live webinar as one of Therapro's free seminars. Based on their "In-Sync Child" publications, the hour will present an overview of how vision develops and how it affects all learning and behavior. Learning objectives include reviewing the difference between visual acuity and visual processing; recognizing how lifelong challenges can arise from inaccurately processing the visual world; and understanding how active play offsets deleterious effects of screen time.

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Presentation for the Child & Adolescent Art Therapy class, Notre Dame of Maryland University, about how to recognize and support students with sensory processing challenges.