Master Self-Regulation in Children with Disabilities
This training is suitable for: Therapists new to sensory processing or Therapists would like to consolidate their learning in this area.
Self-regulation in children is an integral part of working with children in disability and autism spectrum disorders.
This recording of the interactive workshop will give participants a foundational overview & opportunity to reflect and to extend their knowledge of:
- The sensory systems, and how this relates to sensory modulation
- Neurology and function and how it’s impact on regulation
- Screening and assessment of sensory processing (including the new SPM-2 for all ages)
- Self-regulation strategies and how they impact on sensory-driven “behaviours”, emotional regulation, and cognitive regulation.
- Creative ways to implement the self-regulation resources including and our experience of using The Mightier app in therapy as a tool for bio feedback for self-regulation.
Please note that the format of this workshop is a revised version of previous workshops run on the same topic. If you have previously attended this workshop, then you are not recommended to purchase access to the revised workshop
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Workshop duration:Â 3 HoursÂ
Cost: $220.00
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About the Presenter:Â
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Deb Hopper is a coach and mentor to paediatric occupational therapists across Australia. Her Kids OT Pod is the go-to place for OT’s to receive ongoing support and professional development in the paediatric field. Deb’s 25 years in community health & private practice have mostly been spent working as a rural OT in Forster, NSW, where she still practices and leads a small team. She passes on her years of business experience through business mentoring in the OT Business Mastermind. Deb has a heart for journeying with OT’s and her clients love the warm, supportive energy she brings to her coaching. She’s on the admin team for The Australian Paediatric OT Facebook group and can be found regularly at paediatric trainings across Australia to continually learn and better support the OTs she serves.
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