At 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.

Training about SPD's effect on children's development -- and what we can do about it -- for Head Start teachers at the Y In Central Maryland (Baltimore).

Presentation for Potomac Association of Cooperative Teachers to review Sensory Processing Differences (SPD), consider the value of frequent movement experiences, and learn some fun and functional sensory-motor activities to promote children's joyful participation in their daily lives.

Calling all grandparents living in the Naples, Florida area! Friday, February 6th, at 10:00 a.m., Carol will speak via Zoom at the “Connections, Conversation & Coffee” event sponsored by The Social Coach services. This will be an introduction to Sensory Processing Differences (SPD), with demonstrations of fun, functional activities that families can easily incorporate into everyday routines. You will deepen your understanding of "out-of-sync" children’s sensory needs and enjoy an engaging, interactive session designed for grandparents, parents, and caregivers alike.
To register for this free program, email Sue Abrams at susan@thesocialcoach.net

Class for art therapy students at Notre Dame College of Maryland on how to recognize sensory processing differences (SPD) in their clients, how to treat their "out-of-sync" clients with understanding, and how to offer art experiences with "just-right" sensory challenges. To learn about the master's program, click here.

Temple Grandin, PhD, Jed Baker, PhD, and Carol Kranowitz will speak about different kinds of minds, neuro-affirmative approaches to challenging moments, and sensory differences at an important Future Horizons conference. All those who care for kids with autism and sensory processing differences are welcome! To register, click here.