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Event Description Part of a Series of Workshops Supporting Children Living with Development Disabilities: A Strengths Approach
Anastasia Galanopoulos, PhD, instructor
What is Sensory Processing Disorder? How can professionals fine-tune their skills to effectively support children (through middle school age) with this type of neurological and behavioral profile? This workshop will examine the nature of Sensory Processing Disorder, formerly known as Sensory Integration Dysfunction. It will review the most current research findings on causation and recommended educational strategies. Through experiential learning, participants will gain an understanding of their own sensory profiles and brainstorm problem-solving using fictional case studies and professional/personal examples. Discussion will concentrate on use of a strengths approach instead of a disability perspective in work with children with SPD. The program will also identify helpful resources for both professionals and families.
Participants will gain the ability to:
1. ability to identify and/or discuss current knowledge on the nature and causes of SPD
2. ability to list and/or discuss characteristics of behavior of children with SPD
3. ability to identify examples of strategies for inclusive teaching practice
4. ability to identify resources for professionals and families working/living with SPD
Program Code: DD253 2.5 CE Credits, .25 CEUs, or 2.5 PDPs Location: at Freedman Center, Newton
Anastasia Galanopoulos, Ph.D., is a child development and parenting education expert with a Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Studies. She has taught at Wheelock College and Pennsylvania State University. For over 15 years, she has taught students and professionals working with children and families, and led workshops in academic and community settings. Anastasia is the mother of three. Event Type:Continuing Education Program Category:Early Childhood Professionals Early registration ends on Jan 11, 2012. Regular registration starts on Jan 12, 2012 and ends on Mar 27, 2012. Late registration starts on Mar 28, 2012.
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Registration Fees
| Fee Type | Early | Regular | Late |
| Sensory Processing Disorder: Research, Strategies & Resources (DD253) | | Member Fee: | $50.00 | $50.00 | $50.00 | | Non-Member Fee: | $50.00 | $50.00 | $50.00 |
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