Instructed by: Carol McLellan
Sensory Integration with Carol McLellan
This workshop ties in very well with Paediatric curriculum. It is a must for anyone working with children with sensory issues.
Sensory Integration is the critical brain function responsible for producing a composite picture and organizing sensory information for our ongoing use. When the brain is unable to correctly process information coming in through the senses, the problem may be Sensory Integration Dysfunction, also known as Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD).
In this exciting new workshop, you’ll discover how to work with SPD from the CranioSacral Therapy (CST) perspective, to help children reach their health and performance goals more effectively
You will learn to identify Sensory Processing Disorders more effectively
- Find out how to adapt a CST session to meet the specific needs of those with SPD
- Discover tools that can help youngsters with SPD stay calm and relaxed during therapy
Practice specific methods of blending CST with Sensory Integration to meet functional goals