Learn to boost child engagement and calm through brain chemistry and sensory enrichment strategies based on environmental enrichment.
Our workshop introduces a groundbreaking, aroma-based technique to swiftly and naturally de-escalate these intense emotional situations.
In a groundbreaking study, researchers delved into the effects of prenatal stress, specifically noise stress, on the hippocampal region of female rat offspring. More importantly, they investigated how postnatal environmental enrichment can mitigate these effects. This research is not just a leap in neuroscience but also beams a ray of hope in understanding stress management in school children.
After this webinar we want you to be equipped with new tools to help your special person feel more comfortable and more confident thanks to strong neuroscience principles. The techniques we will teach you are simple.
We will cover 2 powerful techniques and 2 ways to boost the effectiveness of this therapy.
If you have not tried Sensory Enrichment before, we promise you that you will be surprised by how big an impact it will have in such short time.
Sensory overload, communication delays, pressure to perform, understaffed classrooms are only a few of the reasons why children with autism struggle in regular classrooms. Sensory Enrichment Therapy can help re-wire the brain functions involved.
Sensory enrichment strategies to help them feel more relaxed, Do’s and Don’ts when helping a child on the spectrum regulate their emotions,
An important factor to consider when it comes to your picky eater child is the mood.
2x free webinars about food sensitivities and mood around mealtime
The simplest solution to relieving stress and exhaustion is having a spa day. You surround yourself with good music, nice scents, and in a less busy environment. Many of Mendability’s protocols act like a spa day for the brain.
We know that trying out a new therapy program is a big decision. So, how about a free trial in one of the following areas? Handling transitions, Sleep and bedtime, Stimming, Sensory processing, Speech development, Understanding instructions?