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Thursday
Apr 04
2019

6:30pm - 8:30pm

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CTN's Sensory & Self Regulation Webinar - Online

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Who should attend? Parents and Caregivers|Service Provider

Sensory & Self-Regulation FREE informative webinar is open to all parents of children with special needs hosted by CTN and Closing the Gap.

Thursday, April 4th 6:30pm to 8:30pm
(link to webinar will be emailed after registration)

Presented in partnership with the CTN Family Mentor Program funded by Ontario Trillium Foundation

To register visit/click: https://bit.ly/2XV7cRo

Our Occupational Therapist will discuss:
1. Why do sensory skills impact my child's ability to
self regulate their behaviour?
2. How can practical strategies be used at home and
school to improve learning, day to day activities, and
social development.
3. How are schools trying to teach these skills and
how can parents support their approach?

For more information contact Heather Hamilton | hhamilton@ctnsy.ca

Guest Speaker:
Kym Thomas is an OT who has worked with children in our community for over 20 years. She has experience working with babies-high school students with sensory issues. She currently works within the school system via the CTN School Based Rehabilitation Services Program to help increase the school team's knowledge of sensory needs and strategies to maximize learning readiness. She has a special clinical interest in working with children who experience challenges in sensory integration and finds her role very rewarding. Sharing her knowledge with parents is welcomed and we hope everyone learns more about your child's individual sensory needs as well as practical strategies to try for increased success at home and school.

Download event flyer 04-04-2019 6:30pm 04-04-2019 8:30pm America/Toronto CTN's Sensory & Self Regulation Webinar - Online Guest Speaker: Kym Thomas is an OT who has worked with children in our community for over 20 years. She has experience working with babies-high school students with sensory issues. She currently works within the school system via the CTN School Based Rehabilitation Services Program to help increase the school team's knowledge of sensory needs and strategies to maximize learning readiness. She has a special clinical interest in working with children who experience challenges in sensory integration and finds her role very rewarding. Sharing her knowledge with parents is welcomed and we hope everyone learns more about your child's individual sensory needs as well as practical strategies to try for increased success at home and school. Online hhamilton@ctnsy.ca