Self-Regulation and Sensory Strategies in Mental Health Practice

Description

This introductory course explores the intersection of sensory integration and mental health self-regulation. Participants will examine current evidence on sensory processing preferences in individuals with mental health conditions and learn practical strategies for incorporating sensory interventions into clinical practice. The course combines theoretical foundations with real-world applications, including firsthand accounts from individuals with lived experience managing mental health symptoms through sensory and self-regulation techniques.

Instructor

Learning Objectives

• Identify where sensory and self-soothing strategies fit in treatment and the recovery journey
• Paraphrase the use of The Sensory Profile-2 (SP-2) to identify sensory needs
• Identify 3 sensory strategies to assist a person with self-regulation
• Identify the parts of a WRAP plan for people with mental health needs
• Identify 3 ways to apply the concepts of WRAP into treatment sessions

Agenda

All times in Eastern Time.

6:00pm–6:10pm

Chapter 1: Overarching Concepts

6:10pm–6:25pm

Chapter 2: Sensory Strategies

6:25pm–6:45pm

Chapter 3: The WRAP Plan

6:45pm–6:50pm

Break

6:50pm–7:05pm

Question and Answer Session

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