COURSE I
                                    The Sensory Integration Perspective
                                     
                                    The Perspective course provides both an overview of sensory integration and in-depth information on
                                    its theoretical foundations, including the role of sensory integration in development.
    The first day
                                    introduces the basic concepts of sensory integration in order to identify and address difficulties resulting from sensory
                                    integrative deficits.
    The following days deliver effective, focused instruction on individual sensory
                                    systems, on praxis, and on how these affect everyday activities. This information is used to identify deviations from typical
                                    sensory integration and praxis functions, and to provide insight into sensory integrative intervention principles.
                                     
                                    Learning Objectives
                                    Following the course,
                                    participants will be able to:
                                    
                                    ·         identify the different sensory systems and their contributions
                                    to daily life; 
                                    ·         identify the basic principles of sensory integration; 
                                    ·         list several sensory strategies that can be used at home, in
                                    school, and in the community to enhance function; 
                                    ·         explain to clients the relationship of sensory integration
                                    to typical and atypical development; 
                                    ·         describe the roles of the individual sensory systems in human
                                    activity; 
                                    ·         discuss praxis and its role in performance and behavior; 
relate the spectrum of sensory integrative functions to occupation 
                                     
                                    Course IV:
Sensory Integration Intervention
                                    The Intervention course provides clinical reasoning strategies for designing and implementing intervention
                                    using a sensory integration frame of reference.
                                     
                                    Learning Objectives 
                                    Following this course, participants will be able to:
                                    ·        
                                    utilize clinical reasoning skills
                                    to interpret behaviors that might have a sensory integrative base 
                                    ·        
                                    plan and provide intervention programs
                                    for children with sensory integrative dysfunction 
                                    ·        
                                    explain the rationale behind the
                                    use of an activity to facilitate adaptive responses 
                                    ·        
                                    explain the relationship of an adaptive
                                    response to a child’s occupational engagement 
                                    
                                    - implement intervention with a wide variety of pediatric disabilities
                                    from a sensory integrative frame of reference