Format Recorded (rental is available for 3 weeks following the purchase)
3 contact hours 0.3 AOTA CEUs 3.75 NBCOT PDUs 3 CTLE credit hours 3 CEUs for NY SLPs 3 CEUs for NY OTs/OTAs 3.6 NY PT contact hours
CE Broker Tracking # 50-31070, Course #20-947321
Cost $79
Target Audience OTs, OTAs, SLPs, Educators
Learn how the neurology impacts therapeutic process and treatment Tips on Telehealth and 1:1 sessions with sensory treatments Sensory Strategies for children with lower and higher level functioning Treatment ideas for children with autism, SPD, ADHD, and more!
This course will assist the therapist in the neurological basis for sensory disorders. Many times we are focused on the appropriateness of a child’s activity. When we look deep into the nervous system, overloaded senses because of the structure of the pathways, we can change the cause and symptom.
The central nervous system receives sensory information. Neural impulses are relayed through connections in multiple regions of the nervous system. The central nervous system’s outgoing pathways are demonstrated as motor skills, emotion, and social interaction with others.
Consideration of the processing and integration process will enlighten the therapist on how to alter pathways. This achieves improved results in function and learning.
Karen Pryor, PhD, PT, DPT, has a doctorate in physical therapy and has practiced for 40 years in the field. Involved with birth to three through early intervention since 1986, she developed techniques to be utilized in homes, childcare centers, and school systems to advance therapy programs in children. Click here for full bio and disclosure information
What Our Course Participants Say
"Very informative, easy to understand, and concise." – Mallory
"The presenter knew her anatomy well and tied it into function and dysfunction." – Vanessa
"Advanced neurological basis and evidence for Sensory Processing disorder" – Frank
"The Speaker was engaging, clear, knowledgeable , prepared clear handouts and followed them. " – Sandra
"Well rounded discussion on how discipline can support each other in achieving the ultimate functional goals for a child." – Lisa
Learning Outcomes
Articulate the understanding of the neurological basis for sensory disorders
Relate why a child may or may not progress based on brain connections
Correlate sensory influence in the environment on the treatment session
Recall and articulate how the nervous system can rebuild sensory receiving connections
List and describe sensory disorders
Detail practical strategies for evaluation and treatment related to sensory-sensitive children
Agenda
Face-to-face/clinic/home structure and treatments with Home Programs that stick (20 min)
Sensory is invisible and motor is not – pathways and stimulation (20 min)
All children’s sensory disorders are unique SPD, Autism, Asperger syndrome, dyslexia, learning disabled, clumsy (20 min)
Dis-regulation – Sensory meter, measure, and motor magnitude (20 min)
Effect of color on the sensory system (20 min)
Sound and a double-edged sword – calm or chaos (20 min)
Polyvagal branches and autonomic nervous system (20 min)
Case studies & Summary – Learning relationship to sensory disorders and treatment considerations (40 min)
CEU Details
TheraMoves is an AOTA Approved Provider of professional development. Course approval ID #05455 . This distant learning-independent course is offered at 0.3 CEUs., a beginner educational level, in the area of occupational therapy service delivery and foundational knowledge. The assignment of AOTA CEUs does not imply endorsement of specific course content, products, or clinical procedures by AOTA.
-TheraMoves Services, LLC, is Approved for Sponsor by NYS Board for OTs and OTAs-Approved for 3.0 contact hours by NYSED’s State Board for speech-language pathologists -Approved by NYSED for Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE hours) (CTLE approval 23490) -TheraMoves Services, LLC is recognized by the NYSED’s State Board for physical therapy as an approved provider of PT & PTAs continuing education, Approved for 3.6 contact hours