You will consider how sensory processing differences may be apparent in different conditions; the relationship between sensory processing and arousal levels; and how the sensory qualities in different environments can impact on functional abilities and wellbeing.
This course is suited to anyone working in a mental health setting who would like to develop their knowledge of sensory processing and strategies to support their clients. No prior knowledge of sensory integration is required.
Through reflection on the evidence-base, case studies and practice scenarios attendees will be supported to develop a sensory lens for practice informing therapeutic environments and strategies. You will learn how to reframe the challenges encountered by your client group in order to enhance positive engagement and therapeutic interactions. Through reflecting on your own work setting and client group you will develop practical therapeutic strategies for practice.
This course can be delivered online or in person – cost varies dependent on number of participants. For in person courses more than 15 miles from CH7 there will be an additional charge for time and travel.
This course can be delivered to groups within an organisation, or booked by individuals on specified days. All training is fully customisable to reflect the needs of your organisation. We work closely with you to ensure that content is 100% relevant to your staff and service users, making our training practical and directly applicable in your clinical environment.
This course is available both face-to-face and online, to suit the needs of your service.
If this course is of interest and you would like to find out more, please complete the form below and one of the team will get back to you as soon as possible.
This two-hour course will provide an introduction to the role of sensory processing and integration in the experience of mental health conditions, and how the sensory qualities in different environments can impact on functional abilities and wellbeing.
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