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Date: 10th October 2026 Time: 9:30am-10:30am Recordings will be available.
Talking Sensory is a live webinar (with the recording included, so you can revisit anytime) where I’ll walk you through what sensory processing actually is, how to recognise your child’s sensory needs, and practical, realistic strategies that you can start using throughout your routine straight away.
This webinar is for parents and carers of children who chew, fidget, are always moving, avoid textures, struggle with loud noises or are constantly making noise, complain about bright lights or just can’t sit down and focus when they needs to. They may have meltdowns or be overwhelmed when everything gets busy around them. You may have even heard someone mention ‘sensory’ or have seen it on a toy or product and have wondered how that is supposed to help your child. No prior knowledge needed.
What you’ll walk away with:
- A clear understanding of what ‘sensory’ really means, beyond the trending toys and jargon.
- How to recognise your own child’s sensory needs and patterns.
- Practical, low-cost strategies to support regulation, focus and daily life.
- The confidence to respond to sensory behaviours without just guessing.
Date: 10th October 2026 Time: 9:30am-10:30am Recordings will be available.
Talking Sensory is a live webinar (with the recording included, so you can revisit anytime) where I’ll walk you through what sensory processing actually is, how to recognise your child’s sensory needs, and practical, realistic strategies that you can start using throughout your routine straight away.
This webinar is for parents and carers of children who chew, fidget, are always moving, avoid textures, struggle with loud noises or are constantly making noise, complain about bright lights or just can’t sit down and focus when they needs to. They may have meltdowns or be overwhelmed when everything gets busy around them. You may have even heard someone mention ‘sensory’ or have seen it on a toy or product and have wondered how that is supposed to help your child. No prior knowledge needed.
What you’ll walk away with:
- A clear understanding of what ‘sensory’ really means, beyond the trending toys and jargon.
- How to recognise your own child’s sensory needs and patterns.
- Practical, low-cost strategies to support regulation, focus and daily life.
- The confidence to respond to sensory behaviours without just guessing.