What topics are included?
The Sensory System collection includes sensory processing, autism and sensory input, vestibular and proprioception, regulation, and force grading.
Sensory courses
Build sensory-system knowledge for clinical support
Explore TalkTools self-study courses that connect sensory processing, autism and sensory input, vestibular and proprioceptive systems, regulation, and force grading to everyday therapy decisions.
7
Sensory System Options
1.2
CEUs in the Full Program
365
Days of Self-Study Access
Sensory courses for clinical learning
Choose a sensory course path that fits your clinical goals.
Explore a focused TalkTools Sensory System collection built around sensory processing, regulation, autism and sensory input, vestibular processing, proprioception, and force grading.
Sensory processing, regulation, sight, hearing, vestibular input, and proprioception stay visible.
Courses support therapy teams working with sensory needs, autism, oral function, and motor planning.
Every featured option links back to TalkTools for current course and registration details.
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Sensory learning paths for therapy teams
Move from broad sensory-system learning into the exact course topic you need, without sorting through unrelated continuing education options.
Understand sensory processing
Start with the core concepts behind sensory processing and how they show up in therapy planning.
Sight and hearing in autism
Use focused courses to examine how visual and auditory input can affect participation and care.
Force, balance, and body awareness
Support grading, proprioception, vestibular processing, and regulation for everyday clinical goals.
All courses in the Sensory System collection
7 courses
Foundations
What is Sensory Processing?
A practical foundation for understanding sensory processing and how it can affect therapy participation. 0.15 CEUs.
Autism and Senses
Autism and Sight
A focused course on visual sensory considerations and how sight can shape participation and response. 0.05 CEUs.
Autism and Senses
Autism and Hearing
Explore auditory sensory needs and how sound sensitivity can affect comfort, learning, and regulation. 0.05 CEUs.
Body Input
Vestibular and Proprioception
Focus on balance, movement, body awareness, and the sensory systems that support motor control. 0.1 CEUs.
Regulation
Staying Regulated for Success
Support regulation strategies that help children participate more comfortably in daily routines and therapy. 0.2 CEUs.
Body Input
May The Force Be With You
Learn about grading force and supporting body-based awareness in everyday therapeutic activities. 0.1 CEUs.
Full Program
The Superpowers of the Sensory System
The larger self-study option for clinicians who want a more complete sensory-system learning path. 1.2 CEUs.
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Explore the full Sensory System self-study collection for current CEU details, presenter details, disclosures, registration availability, and completion requirements.
View All Sensory CoursesHow it works
Choose the sensory course that fits your next clinical question
Start with the area of sensory function you want to strengthen, review the course details, and register through TalkTools when you are ready.
- Start with a sensory topic. Choose processing, sight, hearing, vestibular and proprioceptive input, regulation, force grading, or the full program path.
- Review the course focus. Read the summary, CEU value, presenter details, and completion requirements on the course page.
- Register through TalkTools. Complete enrollment through the TalkTools course page and access your self-study materials online.
- Apply the learning in practice. Use the course content to support participation, regulation, body awareness, and sensory-informed clinical planning.
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Focused Sensory System Topics
Sensory processing, autism and sensory input, regulation, force grading, vestibular input, and proprioception stay close to your clinical learning goals.
Questions before registering
Quick answers before choosing a sensory course
These answers highlight the sensory-course topics, CEU details, access period, and intended clinical audience.
Do the courses include CEUs?
Course pages list CEU values. The Sensory System collection ranges from short focused courses to a larger 1.2 CEU program.
How long is self-study access available?
TalkTools states that self-study course access is available for one year from the purchase date.
Who is this for?
These courses are useful for clinicians and therapy teams supporting children with sensory processing, regulation, participation, and body-awareness needs.
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