If you're feeling flustered during therapy sessions or having trouble with engagement during your sessions, regulation may be the missing piece.
Regulation skills support optimal arousal so that a children can sustain attention in order to participate in activities, engage with others, and communicate for a variety of purposes. Young children need modeling and support from trusted adults in order to develop the ability to regulate their emotions and behaviors.
The Confidently Co-Regulating course will teach you how to support the development of regulation in young children through co-regulation strategies and sensory supports.
You'll learn how to identify regulation challenges and sensory needs through observation and (assessment). And how to utilize strategies in their sessions to facilitate a trusting relationship, engagement, learning, and communication.
You will learn how to be a better observer and detective so that you can select the just-right strategy to support the unique needs of each child.
3.5 Professional Development Hours
Six Modules including four case studies
Digital Course Workbook
40 pages of printable handouts to support your therapy objectives and parent coaching practice
ASHA CEUs and Lifetime Access
The fall cohort will also be invited to an exclusive Q&A in December
Katie Zelinski, OTR/L
Katie is a pediatric occupational therapist who specializes in regulation and sensory processing. She has a certificate in Ayres Sensory Integration. Katie has worked in various settings including early intervention, preschool, and a pediatric outpatient clinic. She is the founder of The Well-Balanced OT which offers online resources, professional development, and mentorship programs for pediatric OTs.
Financial Disclosures:
- Creates, designs, and sells digital products, webinars, and mentorship opportunities on thewellbalancedOT.coma nd Teacherspayteachers.com
- is the instructor of the Early & Bright Confidently Co-Regulating Course and profits directly from the sale of that course
- has acted as an affiliate and received commissions from ARC and Amazon product links
Nonfinancial
- Offers a free resource library for occupational therapists and parents in exchange for an email address.
Laura Brown, MA, CCC-SLP
Laura Brown is a pediatric speech pathologist, early intervention specialist, and mom of two little boys. Laura has 15 years of experience as a pediatric SLP. She previously worked as a contractor to provide state-based early intervention services and currently owns a private practice in Ohio working exclusively with children under four. Laura is the founder of Early & Bright Online Learning.
Financial Disclosures
- is the founder of Early & Bright and profits directly from the sale of this course
- profits directly from the sale of other Early & Bright courses including the AAC in Early Intervention Course, the Speech Sound Disorders in EI Course, the Daily Routines Course for SLPs, and the upcoming Confidently Co-Regulating Course
- is a paid speaker on topics related to early development and supporting communication skills, paid by state professional organizations and parent groups
- has acted as an affiliate and received commissions for other courses and conferences related to early development, early intervention, and speech-language pathology including the Toddler Play Conference, the Play-Based Speech Therapy Course, and the Sproutable Positive Discipline courses
Nonfinancial
- offers a free resource library for SLPs with access granted in exchange for an email address