Webinars for Speech & Language Therapists
Autumn 2024

In this webinar we'll explore where sensory integration impacts SLCN. You'll come away understanding when and why sensory integration differences might become sensory integration difficulties, and have clear guidelines for when working on sensory integration is the business of a speech and language therapist.

If you are only looking at over- and under-reacting and sensory seeking, you're just seeing part of the picture. The wider clinical picture can be more complex, and without understanding more, you might actually not be helping. In this webinar, we'll explore the difference between sensory regulation, modulation, discrimination and coordination, and understand where emotional regulation fits in.

Your questions answered! A live group mentoring session with Amy Stephens to support you with using sensory integration concepts and strategies in your SALT practice.

Sensory integration is a frame of reference and an intervention approach which can be used by Speech & Language Therapists as part of their clinical work - but anything we do must be securely and demonstrably within the boundaries of our professional remit, as required in the HCPC and RCSLT Standards of Practice. In this webinar, we'll clarify what that means for sensory integration techniques and strategies, and you'll leave with a clear understanding of what SI looks like for SALTs in different clinical contexts.

If you're a speech and language therapist who has ever been asked to support clients with "attention and listening difficulties" (and I think that's probably all of us!), this webinar is for you. We'll be covering the ways in which sensory integration and processing either supports or compromises attention control development and listening for language and learning, and what you can do to help. You'll leave the webinar with a clearer sense of the different starting points for intervention for different clients, and how these bridge into the existing resources and programmes you may already be using.

Your questions answered! A live group mentoring session with Amy Stephens to support you with using sensory integration concepts and strategies in your SALT practice.