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ForwardCaRES Special Events: Caregivers - 06/04/24 - Webinar
Course Title :
Topic:
"Neurodiversity and Summer Sensory Regulation"
The session will begin by establishing a basic understanding of neurodiversity, sensory processing, and regulation. By understanding sensory processing and sensory systems are a universal human condition, we can have a discussion of the 8 sensory systems, including ways that people can seek or avoid sensory input as a means of self-regulation. The conversation closes with ideas to help support regulation in daily life and in preparation for summer fun.
Luanne Marshall - lmarsh3@uw.edu
Available Credit
- 2.00 ParticipationParticipants should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Course Title :
Topic:
"Neurodiversity and Summer Sensory Regulation"
The session will begin by establishing a basic understanding of neurodiversity, sensory processing, and regulation. By understanding sensory processing and sensory systems are a universal human condition, we can have a discussion of the 8 sensory systems, including ways that people can seek or avoid sensory input as a means of self-regulation. The conversation closes with ideas to help support regulation in daily life and in preparation for summer fun.