Sensory/Self Regulation
Sensory Processing
Sensory Processing
Sensory processing refers to how our brain interprets the different sensory experiences throughout our environment. Each of us take in sensory information, and in turn, respond in our own way. Supporting the sensory processing patterns of your student will aim to encourage greater participation in their everyday life.
Sensory processing refers to how our brain interprets the different sensory experiences throughout our environment. Each of us take in sensory information, and in turn, respond in our own way. Supporting the sensory processing patterns of your student will aim to encourage greater participation in their everyday life.
Teaching kids to have self-regulation is one of the most important character traits we can teach. Experts believe that kids who master self-regulation become masters of their learning, are more critical thinkers, and make healthier choices; and the benefits are life-long.
Sensory Regulation for home.pdfGreat Home Ideas from Renee Miller, OTR/L with her permission to share!!
Great Home Ideas from Renee Miller, OTR/L with her permission to share!!
This is a social narrative about the coronavirus -COVID 19 that may be helpful if kids have questions or are having a difficult time understanding the current situation.
Yoga can be calming and help your child regulate their body for learning and dealing with emotions.
Yoga can be calming and help your child regulate their body for learning and dealing with emotions.