Ready to dive into the world of personalized sensory solutions? This hands-on course is designed for anyone interested in creating a supportive home environment for individuals with sensory integration challenges. Discover how to utilize everyday objects and cheap, easy-to-find materials to craft customized sensory tools and activities. From DIY weighted blankets to homemade sensory bins, you'll gain practical skills for enhancing proprioceptive, vestibular, and tactile experiences. Plus, we'll cover the ins and outs of sensory diets and how to adapt spaces to address different sensory needs—you can turn any room into a sensory-friendly haven!

By the end of our time together, you'll not only have a toolkit of strategies at your disposal, but you'll also understand the theory behind sensory integration. This isn't just about making neat gadgets; it's about fostering independence, reducing anxiety, and improving focus and social skills for those with sensory processing difficulties. Imagine watching someone you care about thrive because of the calming corners and engaging sensory activities you've assembled. Whether you're a parent, educator, or therapist, these skills can make a real difference in daily life, giving you the confidence to implement and advocate for effective sensory environments. So let's roll up our sleeves and get to crafting—your own custom sensory oasis awaits!

With a rich background in occupational therapy, Amy Danielson has spent over two decades working hands-on with children who have sensory integration challenges. Her journey in this specialized domain has seen her collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to design and implement effective, individualized programs that increase efficiency in sensory processing and promote overall well-being. Amy's expertise spans a wide range of techniques and approaches, and she has been instrumental in fostering environments that cater to the unique needs of her patients.

As an innovator in the realm of home programming, Amy has dedicated her career to empowering families to create supportive, sensory-friendly spaces that encourage growth and learning. Her course, "Home Programming for Sensory Integration Challenges," is a distillation of her experience and passion for the subject. Amy's commitment to this work shines through in her teaching, where she strives not only to equip caregivers with practical skills but also to inspire them with the confidence to make a meaningful impact in their patient’s lives. Her approach is grounded in the belief that every individual deserves to navigate the world with comfort and ease, and she is deeply passionate about helping families pave the way for this journey.