1 All of Our Senses 2 The Sensory Systems 3 What is Sensory Processing? 4 The Different Parts of the Brain 5 All Processing Systems are Connected 6 Why is This Important to Learn? 7 Do You Process Sensory Information Efficiently?

1 Defining Sensory Processing Disorder 2 Sensory Processing Disorder is an Umbrella 3 What Areas Are Impacted By a Sensory Processing Disorder? 4 Sensory Processing Disorder: 4 Types 5 Where Sensory Processing Breaks Down in the Brain 6 Common Things You See With a Sensory Processing Disorder 7 The Sensory Seeker and the Sensory Avoider 8 Sensory Processing and How It Impacts Regulation 9 Compensatory Strategies With Sensory Processing 10 Do I Have a Sensory Processing Disorder? 11 Sensory Processing Difficulties: Focus on the Processing Instead of the Skills 12 When a Child Says, "I Can't Do It!" 13 Common Therapies for Sensory Processing Disorder

1 Diagnoses Can Overlap 2 What is Auditory Processing Disorder? 3 All About ADHD 4 All About Touch Sensitivity 5 What About Picky Eating? 6 Once You or Your Child Has a Diagnosis 7 Attention and Body Awareness 8 How Autism Spectrum Disorder is Related to Sensory Processing Disorder 9 Body Wiggling 10 Oppositional Defiant Disorder 11 When a Child is Inattentive 12 What is Postular Occular Disorder? 13 Poor Body Awareness: All About Somatodyspraxia

1 Midbrain Processing Breakdowns: The Skills 2 When a Child's Reflexes Are Not Integrated 3 Stiff Movements, Limited Breath, and Unintegrated Reflexes

1 Regulation: Processing Through the Brainstem 2 The Priority is Regulation 3 The Difference Between Regulation and Dysregulation 4 What Does Dysregulation Look Like? 5 What is an Overwhelmed or Underwhelmed Brainstem? 6 Dysregulation: Underwhelmed Brainstem 7 Dysregulation: Overwhelmed Brainstem 8 What is Self Regulation and Modulation? 9 What It Looks Like When a Child is Dysregulated 10 How to Tell When a Child is Regulated

1 Dysregulation: It's Not Just About One Thing 2 Dysregulation Can Happen Due to Poor Skills 3 When Children Have Clashing Brainstem Patterns 4 Co-Regulation: Between Parents and Child 5 When a Child is Dysregulated and You Don't See It Ending 6 Using Cues & Preferred Activities for a Child's Dysregulation 7 When a Child is Addicted to Histamine 8 Using the Zones of Regulation 9 A Child's Movement, Energy, and Dysregulation 10 Using Object Touch During Meltdowns 11 Leftover Regulation Patterns Are Now Behavioral Patterns 12 Increased Demands Might Mean Increased Dysregulation 13 When a Child Wants To Be Chased 14 When You or a Child Become Dysregulated From Emotions

1 Setting Up a Sensory Room at Home 2 Regulation at Bedtime: No Histamine 3 All About Weighted Blankets 4 Parents/Caregivers Can Do The Home Program Too 5 When Parents/Caregivers Do The Opposite Regulation Home Program 6 Doing the Home Program In Two Homes 7 Bringing Other People Into a Home Program 8 Jumping at Home: Is It Dysregulating? 9 Connecting With a Child at Nighttime 10 Sleeping Tips 11 Technology and Regulation 12 Using Object Touch During Meltdowns 13 All About Cozy Corners 14 Using Sound to Support Regulation 15 Using Sound to Support Regulation

1 The Importance of Tummy Time 2 Teeth Brushing Activities 3 Specific Activities For Kids With Somatodyspraxia (Difficulty With Body Awareness) 4 How To Do a Foot Massage: For Any Child 5 Wrestling & Joint Compressions: For Regulation and Body Awareness 6 In The Car

1 Recognizing and Supporting a Child's Biological Needs 2 Supporting Processing: Other Things to Look At 3 Sleeping and Mouth Breathing 4 What Contributes to Dysregulation 5 When to Use a Home Program Versus When to Practice a Skill 6 Hiding Our Neurodivergence 7 Knowing Ourselves and Our Differences 8 Knowing Why You Give a Child "Touch" (Tactile Input) 9 Looking at a Child's Behavior 10 Tracking Our Regulation as a Parent With a Neurodivergent Child 11 Medication For Your Child 12 If You or Your Child Has a Diagnosis

1 If You or Your Child Has a Diagnosis 2 What Goes Into A Sensory Processing Program in OT Sessions 3 What is an Occupational Therapy Assessment? 4 OT Therapy Session Examples

1 Regulated Handouts & Visuals 2 "Sensory Diet" and Sensory Room Information 3 Overwhelmed Brainstem Handouts 4 Underwhelmed Brainstem Handouts 5 Somatodyspraxia Handouts