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• Archive: Faculty:Karen Lea HycheDuration:5 Hours 59 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Jun 15, 2016 Description Timing and sequencing for motor developmentMulti-sensory activities for sensory modulationSelf-regulation techniques to avoid melt downsPersonal stories for behavioral controlVideo-modeling for social communicationJoin national speaker, Karen Hyche OTD, OTR/L, and learn how our social-emotional health is influenced by our sensory and motor systems as well as our environment.
• Leave the seminar with an array of treatment strategies that will successfully help these little ones self-calm, develop bonds with family and friends, transition, and form better sleeping and eating habits—just to name a few.
• The strategies you will learn include:Timing and sequencing for motor developmentMulti-sensory activities for sensory modulationSelf-regulation techniques to avoid meltdownsPersonal stories for behavioral controlVideo-modeling for social communicationEnvironmental interventions for smooth transitionsAnd more!You will leave with the tools to make long-lasting and positive changes to improve behaviors, mental health and emotional well-being of the young children you work with!
• The treatment strategies work in the home, daycare, school and clinic.
• Handouts Manual (1.35 MB) 51 Pages Available after Purchase Outline Foundations of Social-Emotional Development: Birth- 5 YearsBehaviorTemperamentAttachment and relationshipsDisorders and delays that impact developmentSensory and motor developmental factorsFoundations for treatment:Current researchEvaluation Tools & AssessmentFamily assessmentsFive area assessmentsSocial-emotional assessmentTreatment-based Strategies for Motor DevelopmentSensory IntegrationStrength and coordination activitiesInteractive MetronomeMusic and movementTiming and sequencingSensory-based Strategies for FeedingAssessing sensory areas that affect feeding; tactile, olfactory, gustatory and proprioceptionMealtime behaviors: Routine, structure and schedulingFour step sensory approachStrategies for Behavioral DisordersRoutines and schedules to decrease behaviorsDaily report cards to improve self-regulationImpact of sleep and nutrition on behaviors and strategies for eachStrategies for Emotional DisordersSelf-regulation technique to avoid meltdownsBuild self-esteem and confidence to improve social skillsCommunication StrategiesVisual schedules to decrease frustrationAugmentative communication to improve social and emotional developmentSocial-communication for developmentally appropriate peer playCognitive StrategiesMulti-sensory experiences to improve cognitive and social skillsPersonal stories to improve school and community behaviorsVideo-modeling to improve peer interaction Faculty Karen Lea Hyche, OTD, OTR/L Related seminars and products: 3 Karen Lea Hyche, OTD, OTR/L, is an occupational therapist with over 20 years specializing in sensory processing disorders, autism and learning disabilities.