Sensory Integration and ‘Smart’ Treatment Strategies When Formal Testing Isn’t Possible

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Sensory Integration and ‘Smart’ Treatment Strategies When Formal Testing Isn’t Possible

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How do you help a child grow when they’re too overwhelmed by their senses?

From ADHD to Autism Spectrum Disorder, loud noises can become painful and too much stimulation can make it difficult to concentrate – yet your young clients are expected to fully participate in school, at home and in their community.

Sometimes the “normal” treatments don’t fit the child in front of you and when every child’s needs are different, it can feel overwhelming or frustrating for you, too.

But what if you could expose your young clients to sensory stimulation in a structured way that allow them to adapt, process and react to sensations effectively – a treatment modality that goes beyond the formal assessments?

In this brand-new online course, Sensory Integration & ‘Smart’ Treatment Strategies: When Formal Testing Isn’t Possible, you’ll get this special training to evaluate when Sensory Integration (SI) is a good fit, and learn to create unique and challenging activities that help your client process these overwhelming situations through repetitive activities.

Discover carefully designed, tailored physical activities that incorporate Sensory Integration (SI) – from balance to movement to structured exposure – that keep your client’s attention and how to you can accommodate treatment strategies to be done in therapy or at home. As one of the original researchers of the Praxis Test (SIPT) certification process, your expert instructor, Susan Young will walk you step-by-step through techniques that can fit your client’s exact needs, so you can create a sensory approach that fits multiple environments and helps your clients get back to fully participating in everyday activities.

Plus, you’ll get a FREE BONUS session when you sign up that dives into how you can integrate common tech, like smartphones and tablets, into therapy!