• Define sensory processing and explain how differences in sensory systems affect regulation, behaviour, learning, and wellbeing.
• Identify signs of sensory over- and under-sensitivity across the eight sensory systems, including vestibular, proprioception, and interoception.
• Apply practical, neurodiversity-affirming strategies (e.g. sensory breaks, profiles, environmental adaptations) to reduce overload and support participation.

• Loren Snow

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• Online ONLY for 1 learner -- Access to Online Course for 365 Days/1 Year (1.5-hour CE course, downloadable handout, certificate of completion)

Timed Agenda

• Introduction: 3 minutes (trainer introduction, session overview)
• Common Sensory Differences: 5 minutes (loud sounds and clothing textures, impact on sleep and eating)
• Understanding Sensory Processing: 3 minutes (brain filtering vs biological senses, over/under sensitivity patterns)
• The Eight Senses: 17 minutes (the classic five senses, body senses - vestibular and proprioceptive, and internal sense - interception)
• Impact on Daily Life: 13 minutes (sensory overload and fatigue, effects on behavior and learning)
• Strategies That Help: 12 minutes (normalizing differences and self-stimulatory behaviors, sensory breaks and safe spaces)
• Professional Tools: 9 minutes (sensory profiles and diets, environmental audits)
• Sensory Strengths & Conclusion: 35 minutes (recognizing sensory joy, resources and further training)
   

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