Sensory Processing and Outdoor Play: Supporting All Children, Including the Out-of-Sync
Virtual , United StatesAt the Childhood Potential Online Montessori Conference, January 27-31, more than 40 experts will speak on topics about helping your child learn, build independence, manage big emotions, and develop essential life skills. Carol's talk, "Sensory Processing and Outdoor Play," airs January 31. Click here for free ticket.
Fun Sensory-Motor Activities to get Out-of-Sync Kids Better Regulated
Join us for an interview with Penny Williams, parenting coach for neurodiverse families at RegulatedKids.com. We will discuss sensory processing differences and how fun and functional activities can help children become more regulated at home and school. In early July, click here to register and gain access to the Q&A.
The Art and Science of Treating Children with Sensory Processing Differences
Baltimore, MarylandWorkshop for the Art Therapy students at Notre Dame of Maryland University about incorporating sensory-motor activities in the treatment of children with special needs.
Sensory Processing Differences in Children with 49, XXXXY
Children with X and Y chromosome disorders may be "out-of-sync" partly because of sensory processing differences (SPD). This talk at the 21st Annual Conference for Children with 49, XXXY, will offer some good-to-know information about how SPD plays out, along with practical strategies and fun sensory-motor activities for home and school. Click here:
How Sensory Processing Differences May Affect the Child with 49, XXXXY
Annapolis, MarylandAt the 21st Annual Conference for Children with 49, XXXXY, Their Families and Health Care Providers, Carol's talk will explain the many ways that sensory differences play out in daily life at home, school, and out and about. Sponsored by The Focus Foundation. For more information, click here.