An informal two-hour discussion for professionals developing, coordinating or delivering the sensory processing element of the Experts at Hand offer.

Following the Sensory Inclusion Summit, a number of professionals contacted Beth Smithson, keen to explore what the sensory processing element might look like in practice. This session is the response.

This is a discussion, not a traditional webinar or training session. There is no formal agenda or presentation. The aim is a supportive, collaborative space to connect with others in similar roles, discuss emerging plans, share opportunities and challenges, and consider how we can best support schools in developing sensory inclusive practices.

Come prepared to share your ideas, experiences and questions. Local areas are at different stages, and there is no expectation that your service already has an established approach.

Please note

This session is specifically for professionals involved in the sensory processing element of Experts at Hand. It is not a general introduction to sensory processing or sensory inclusion.
The session is live only and will not be recorded.
After enrolling, you must also register to confirm your attendance.

Key topics covered

Exploring what the sensory processing element of the Experts at Hand offer might look like in practice.
Sharing ideas, experiences and emerging approaches across different services.
Discussing opportunities and challenges in supporting schools to develop sensory inclusive environments and practices.
Considering how sensory processing expertise can support whole-school approaches to inclusion.
Identifying opportunities for ongoing collaboration, shared learning and peer support between professionals involved in delivering the offer.

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