On Demand Webinars
Our on demand webinars cover a wide range of topics of interest to clinicians working in the area of sensory integration. These webinars are available for purchase at any time. Buy them once and they remain in your account library, available for on-line viewing at any time, as many times as desired. Each webinar has downloadable handouts. AOTA CEUs or CE contact hours are available after completion of a CE quiz. Certificates may be downloaded at any time from your account.
Introduction to the Adult/Adolescent Sensory History© (ASH)
An introduction to the various components and scoring outcomes of the Adult/Adolescent Sensory History© (ASH), including psychometrics and the clinical reasoning to use for interpretation.
Sensory Integration-informed Speech Therapy Services in an Interprofessional OT/SLP Specialty Clinic (No CEUs)Â
This webinar describes a first step in formalizing a collaborative model of intervention – sensory processing informed speech and language intervention. This registration is for those who DO NOT require contact hours and/or AOTA CEUs.
Sensory Integration-informed Speech Therapy Services in an Interprofessional OT/SLP Specialty Clinic
This webinar describes a first step in formalizing a collaborative model of intervention – sensory processing informed speech and language intervention. This registration offers 1.5 contact hours and/or 0.15 AOTA CEUs.
The Sensory Friendly Classroom Goes Home
Clinical reasoning behind setting up optimal remote and in-person classroom environments and practical ideas to implement and support parents and teachers.
The Magic of Play: Non-Verbal and Intersubjective Experience in Play
This webinar will examine why play is important and explore the neuroscientific foundations of play including identifying signals of safety/safeness, the hardwiring of play circuitry in the brain, the impact of play on developing brains, and regulation during play.
Preparing and Conducting a Sensory Integration Based Occupational Therapy Telehealth Evaluation
This course will introduce the concept of telehealth evaluations including a brief review of the AOTA Telehealth Position Paper.
Promoting Self-Regulation Through Social Communication and Transactional Supports in Diverse Intervention Settings
This webinar will present sensory, social communication and transactional support strategies that occupational therapy practitioners may use to support client intervention for self-regulation across practice settings.
Using Sensory Integration Based Occupational Therapy Telehealth to Support Families
This course will introduce concepts of Telehealth for Occupational Therapy including ways to create a Telehealth session that includes sensory strategies and incorporates principles of coaching in therapy.
Exploring Ethics in Sensory Integration Practice
Dr Teresa May-Benson discusses the basic tenants of ethics in occupational therapy with particular emphasis for occupational therapists utilizing a sensory integration frame of reference.
Transitioning Into Adulthood – Planning and Intervention
This webinar will review Transition law, Transition as part of the IEP process (assessment, goal writing, and treatment planning), Best Practices for OT in addressing Transition, and an introduction to Transition I and II (curricula for middle school life skill and self-determination groups).
Supporting Children During Transitions Between Activities
This presentation will discuss how occupational therapy practitioners can facilitate successful transitions between activities for children and their families using a variety of sensory-motor, relational, language, and environmental-based strategies.
Assessment of Adults with SPD
This webinar will discuss assessment processes and tools for use with adults.
Understanding Executive Functioning: A Primer for Occupational Therapists
This webinar will examine the relationship of executive functions to self-regulation and praxis skills.
Working With Adolescents With Feeding Challenges
Using a sensory integration lens, webinar participants will learn how they can best support their adolescent clients who experience challenges with feeding, meal planning/preparation, and engagement in social eating situations.
What’s the Prognosis?: Current State of Research on Long-Term Outcomes for Children with SPD
This webinar will review the current literature on sensory processing in adults and follow-up studies with children along with a discussion of the strengths and limitations of the research.
Bilateral Motor Coordination, Fine Motor Skills and Handwriting: Connections, Assessment and Intervention
This webinar will examine how primary bilateral motor coordination patterns impact functional skills such as fine motor skills and handwriting development.
Primitive Reflexes/Primary Movement Patterns: Exploring Implications for Evaluation and Integration
This presentation will expand concepts previously presented in “Primitive Reflexes/Primary Movement Patterns: A Deeper Understanding of Postural Development" and will explore implications for evaluation of the continued dependence of primitive postural patterns in children.
Supporting the Development of Children’s Regulation through Play
A discussion of an interdisciplinary framework for building self-regulation skills through responsive scaffolding of play in young children.
Supporting Parents of Children with Sensory Processing Challenges: In and Out of the Clinic
This webinar will discuss how to support the parent-child relationship with an emphasis on supporting parents.Â
Using Ayres Sensory Integration Intervention in Early Intervention
This webinar will examine how ASI intervention fits within early intervention services, how ASI may be provided with fidelity in this population, and what to look for in clinical reasoning and intervention activity implementation to increase fidelity to ASI in this setting.