Sensory Processing: What it is and how it affects us

Alisha Sinnaeve, Occupational Therapist at KidsAbility, will provide an informative introduction to sensory processing—what it is, why it matters, and how it influences our daily experiences. The session will explore all eight sensory systems and highlight the ways individuals may interpret and respond to sensory input differently. Participants will also gain practical considerations and general strategies to better support children’s sensory needs within childcare environments.

This session requires a minimum of fifteen participants. Participants will be notified by email if cancellation is necessary.

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