{"id":45042,"date":"2025-11-11T13:37:03","date_gmt":"2025-11-11T18:37:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cpa.ca\/make-the-sensory-connection-a-human-approach-to-self-regulation\/"},"modified":"2025-11-11T15:43:32","modified_gmt":"2025-11-11T20:43:32","slug":"make-the-sensory-connection-a-human-approach-to-self-regulation","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/cpa.ca\/fr\/make-the-sensory-connection-a-human-approach-to-self-regulation\/","title":{"rendered":"Make the Sensory Connection: A Human Approach to Self-Regulation"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Location: Online
\nContact Phone Number: (514) 436-0672
\nContact E-Mail: michael@thesensoryconnection.com<\/a>
\nEvent Link: https:\/\/cynthiamillerlautman.com\/psychology<\/a><\/div>\n

Do you have clients who struggle with sensory regulation? Many psychologists know that sensory body-based work is important, but struggle to recognize exactly where their clients need support and how to help. Learn how to think about and analyze the senses in a simple, and concrete way that is easily implemented in your practice and explained to clients and their families.<\/p>\n

Learning Objectives:
\n– Understand the 8 sensory systems and how they influence behaviour, learning and emotional regulation in daily life
\n– Recognize the signs of sensory dysregulation and identify how it may present in children and adults
\n– Analyze case examples to determine which sensory systems may be under- or over-responsive
\n– Discover how to use a sensory regulation approach to help reveal the causes of problem behaviours like inattention, aggression, withdrawal, and meltdowns
\n– Promote a sensory-friendly clinical environment for your clients.<\/p>\n

What’s Included:
\n4 hours of on-demand video
\nDownloadable handouts
\n6 months of access to the course
\nCertificate of completion provided for CE purposes.<\/p>\n

This course is recognized by the OPQ (Ordre des Psychologues du Quebec) RA07281-25.<\/p>\n

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<\/a><\/p>\n

Ongoing – On Demand<\/h4>\n

<\/p>\n

\"Make<\/a><\/div>\n
Location: Online
\nContact Phone Number: (514) 436-0672
\nContact E-Mail: michael@thesensoryconnection.com<\/a>
\nEvent Link: https:\/\/cynthiamillerlautman.com\/psychology<\/a><\/div>\n

Do you have clients who struggle with sensory regulation? Many psychologists know that sensory body-based work is important, but struggle to recognize exactly where their clients need support and how to help. Learn how to think about and analyze the senses in a simple, and concrete way that is easily implemented in your practice and explained to clients and their families.<\/p>\n

Learning Objectives:
\n– Understand the 8 sensory systems and how they influence behaviour, learning and emotional regulation in daily life
\n– Recognize the signs of sensory dysregulation and identify how it may present in children and adults
\n– Analyze case examples to determine which sensory systems may be under- or over-responsive
\n– Discover how to use a sensory regulation approach to help reveal the causes of problem behaviours like inattention, aggression, withdrawal, and meltdowns
\n– Promote a sensory-friendly clinical environment for your clients.<\/p>\n

What’s Included:
\n4 hours of on-demand video
\nDownloadable handouts
\n6 months of access to the course
\nCertificate of completion provided for CE purposes.<\/p>\n

This course is recognized by the OPQ (Ordre des Psychologues du Quebec) RA07281-25.<\/p>\n

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