FAMILIES! Looking at Children Through New Eyes: A Sensory Processing Approach

Workshop, Family Event
ID number
248823025
Date
Location
Madison Early Childhood Education Center

130 W Madison
Elmhurst, IL 60126
United States

Time
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Registration
5:45 PM - 6:00 PM

Come and join us in a parent education workshop like you’ve never attended before. We will take a light-hearted approach to learning about sensory processing. In this workshop we will explore the question “Why do kids do the goofy the things they do?” You will be introduced to some of the major concepts of sensory processing and the ways in which sensory processing challenges influence development, learning and most importantly, relationships. Ideas and strategies that can be used by parents to address their child’s sensory processing challenges will be provided. Parents will be encouraged to explore and reflect on their own unique sensory quirks as they attempt to understand the sensory processing challenges that their children may be experiencing. Questions and discussion will be encouraged and welcomed.

 

** This event is being presented thanks to a generous grant from the TJ Maxx Foundation. No CEs will be provided for attending. **

Presenter
Jennifer Rosinia
Learner objectives

Participants will: -Define sensory processing why it’s important for development, behavior and learning. -Apply the interrelated components of sensory processing framework and/or the thresholds continuum model in the service of understanding a child's behavior -Describe the ways in which sensory processing differences impact development, behavior, learning -Make home modifications that are quick and low to no cost utilizing a sensory processing approach.

Intended audience
Family Educator, Family Member
Contact hours
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