Description
Course Details
Instructor
Danielle Amster, MS OTR
Date
Tuesday & Wednesday
December 5 & 6, 2023
8:00 AM—3:00 PM EST
Format
Live In-Person Conference
**Limited Space**
Location
1580 Coney Island Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11230
(Q-Train)
12 contact hours
12 CEUs for NY OTs
12 NBCOT PDUs
14.4 CEUs for NY PT
12.0 CTLE credit/contact hours
Fee
$479 Before November 14
$499 After November 14
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Target Audience
OTs, OTAs, PTs, PTAs, SLPs, special educators, educators
Discover a systematic approach to the assessment and development of therapeutic interventions for addressing the common challenges in today’s world of neurodiversity.
In this seminar participants will learn how to develop a clear plan of action to improve self-regulation abilities from the bottom-up, with measurable and observable changes along the way. Participants will understand the relationship between physical development and the way that we use our bodies as it relates to social-emotional-cognitive development and the way that clinicians can tap into that growth with a systematic and organized therapeutic approach.
At this seminar, clinicians will sharpen their effective use of a bottom-up approach to effect change in overall:
- processing skill and speed,
- pick up social nuances,
- decrease anxiety,
- improve groundedness,
- develop graded movement patterns, and
- achieve balance in the body and mind.
Clinicians will develop a plan of action that allows them to incorporate the many strategies in their toolbox within a framework that leads to the achievement of functional goals in an efficient manner.
Leave this 2-day seminar with practical assessment and intervention strategies, experienced in a variety of hands-on labs. Understand the expression of these challenges throughout the lifespan, and benefit from the experience of the presenter in her work with adults and teenagers, as it impacts both work with the adult population as well as the way in which it informs best practice in the pediatric population.
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About the Instructor
Danielle has more than 20 years of broad experience as an occupational therapist, working with children, teenagers, and adults through the lifespan. She is the founder of SensoryWellness LLC, a practice dedicated to working with adults and teenagers with regulation and sensory processing challenges.
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