Introduction to Building Blocks for Sensory Integration
This course provides a detailed background in the links between Sensory Integration and the primary movement patterns (primitive and postural reflexes).
This course provides a detailed background in the links between Sensory Integration and the primary movement patterns (primitive and postural reflexes).
Schedule One Day Course: Thursday, February 4, 2016 3:30pm - 11:30pm CST
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‘Sharpening Focus’ takes you beyond the basics of matching music and teaches an understanding of the specific use and application of a variety of electronic modifications of sound. This course will assist the therapist trained in the basics of modulated music to gain a deeper appreciation of how difficulties with audition and auditory processing disrupt attention, learning, and praxis.
Pediatric therapists and other professionals who work with individuals with sensory and developmental disorders (e.g. autism spectrum, attention deficit, learning disabilities) often encounter clients with difficulties related to developmental trauma. Traumatic events may be overt, such as early loss of a primary caregiver; sexual, physical or emotional abuse; or domestic, community and school violence. Trauma may also be innocent, such as early...
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There is a growing understanding and accompanying clinical practice that addresses the connection between sensory processing dysfunction and trauma. This two-day hands-on course will explore, from a trauma informed perspective, the connections between sensory processing and sensory integrative difficulties. Interactive, hand-on labs, videos and case presentations will bring key concepts and treatment strategies to life in this theoretically based, yet practical workshop....
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An informative one-day course that shares the developmental and neurophysiological links between sensory integration and the basic primary movement patterns that provide the building blocks for sensory modulation and integration.
Participants will explore the functional implications of auditory defensiveness and the direct link between the auditory system and primary movement patterns.