MAKING SENSE OF SENSORY PROCESSING & BEHAVIOUR
Why does one child melt down in noisy environments while another constantly seeks movement and excitement? Behaviour is often communication, and sensory processing plays a powerful role in shaping how children respond to the world around them.
This course explores the relationship between sensory processing and behaviour, helping parents, educators and professionals understand how sensory differences influence emotions, attention, participation and regulation.
Participants will learn practical strategies for creating sensory-friendly environments and supporting children in ways that reduce frustration and improve participation across home, school and community settings.
MAKING SENSE OF SENSORY PROCESSING & BEHAVIOUR
Why does one child melt down in noisy environments while another constantly seeks movement and excitement? Behaviour is often communication, and sensory processing plays a powerful role in shaping how children respond to the world around them.
This course explores the relationship between sensory processing and behaviour, helping parents, educators and professionals understand how sensory differences influence emotions, attention, participation and regulation.
Participants will learn practical strategies for creating sensory-friendly environments and supporting children in ways that reduce frustration and improve participation across home, school and community settings.
