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Sheila M. Frick; OTR/L, provides a detailed background in the links between Sensory Integration and the primary movement patterns (primitive and postural reflexes).
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The Clinical Use of Sound in Sensorimotor Integrative Treatment: Strategies to Support Regulation, Movement, and Participation – Live Webinar w/ Recording
November 2
| $195.00Create quick shifts in client regulation—in just once session.
For over two decades, sound-based interventions have served as a powerful tool for clinicians working within sensory integration and sensory processing frameworks. In this interactive one-day course, sensory integration pioneer Sheila M. Frick, OTR/L, and Sharron Donnelly, M.S., OTR/L, will guide you through the therapeutic application of sound to facilitate quick shifts in state, enhance sensory modulation, support bilateral motor coordination, and drive functional participation.
Because sound and movement are intrinsically linked in both brain structure and neural function, we’ll examine how specific, targeted sound qualities can be leveraged to promote whole-brain processing, perceptual-motor skills, spatiotemporal organization, and cognition.
Join Sheila and Sharron to elevate your clinical toolkit with fast-acting, evidence-informed sound strategies. You’ll develop the skills and knowledge to:
- Facilitate rapid state changes and regulation using targeted, fast-acting sound interventions.
- Integrate auditory strategies seamlessly into direct treatment, sensory diets, and home programs.
- Strengthen complex sensorimotor functions, including postural activation, bilateral motor coordination, and spatial organization.
- Apply theoretical principles—such as binaural beats and rhythmic entrainment—to real-world pediatric and adult clinical cases.
- Identify the “just-right” musical match to enhance sensory modulation, arousal regulation to support focus and emotional regulation in real time.
Gain the practical tools, clinical insights, and confidence you need to create immediate, meaningful impact for your clients—starting on Monday morning.
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Location
Online with Recording Option*
Schedule
Monday, November 2, 2026, 9:00am – 4:30pm Central Time (CT)
Check-in begins at 8:30am CT
Test begins at approx. 4:00pm CT
Live Webinar Registration Closes:
Sunday, November 2 at 7:30am CT
Recording Registration Closes:
Monday, November 9 at 10:00am CT
Can’t make it on November 2? No worries! A recording of the course will be available from November 1 through November 9. Just register below and you’ll have the option to receive access to both the live course and the recording. If you plan to watch the recording, you’ll be eligible to earn Distance Learning – Independent CEU’s.
Level
Introductory
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Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Recognize the connection between vestibular and auditory sensory processing.
- Identify elements of sound that can be utilized for supporting regulation and bilateral integration.
- Select sound, rhythmic, and movement activities to support a client’s clinical picture, goals, and occupational performance.
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Unyte Health US Inc., is an AOTA Approved Provider of professional development. PD activity approval ID #13594. This Interactive, Distance Learning & Independent Study activity is offered at 0.6 CEU’s Introductory Level, Occupational Service Delivery, Foundational Knowledge. AOTA does not endorse specific course content, products or clinical procedures.
Occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech and language pathologists, educators and other interested allied health professionals
To receive a certificate of course completion, participants must attend and participate in the entire course, and complete a post-course quiz with a passing score of 70% or higher. Participants who complete the course via independent self-study must view the entire course and complete a post-course quiz with a passion score of 70% or higher to receive a certificate of course completion.
Registrants will receive an email within a week of the course containing instructions on how to access the live webinar and printable course materials, such as, the PowerPoint handouts.
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- Please check your inbox and junk folder for the following email Subject: “Course Instructions for your Vital Links Online Course, The Clinical Use of Sound in Sensorimotor Integrative Treatment”
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The course recording will be offered for a limited time, and the registration deadline is Monday, November 9. The viewing window for the recording special begins on Sunday, November 1 and expires on Monday, November 16. You may view the recording at your leisure during the viewing window — break it up or watch it all at once…it’s up to you! However, access to the recording, test and course materials will no longer be available after the noted time; please plan accordingly.
How do I access the recording?
You will receive an email to access the course recording and printable handouts. Your device must have access to an internet connection and the capability to stream YouTube videos.
Will I receive a certificate?
To receive credit for viewing the course recording, viewers are required to submit their test with a passing score (70% or higher) no later than August 14. Viewers can expect to receive a Certificate of Completion via email.
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Vital Links will make every effort to honor requests for reasonable accommodations made by individuals with disabilities, including but not limited to written transcripts, multiple viewing attempts, and increased amount of time to complete training activities. It is a priority for Vital Links to ensure participation in all courses and activities for all individuals. Vital Links is committed to ensuring non-discrimination and to resolving any complaints related to a disability in a prompt and equitable manner.
Cancellations requesting a refund must be in writing and received by Vital Links two weeks prior to the course; refunds will not be granted after that date. Approved refunds will be issued after the final course date (minus $50 processing fee). Cancellation requests may transfer full credit towards another Vital Links course if notification is received in writing at least 7 business days prior to the start date.
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*This is a live course. Full attendance during the hours of this webinar is recommended; however, for those unable to attend the entire webinar, a recording is available for a brief viewing period after the course concludes. See “Recording Details” button above.