Exploring a Sensory Diet for Emotional Regulation - Sensory Processing Disorders [x9TNr8_yeF0]
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If you struggle with emotional regulation, you desperately need to know about sensory regulation- but 1. A lot of people have no idea what sensory needs are. 2. Most people don’t know how to manage their sensory diet to help with emotional regulation. This is super important with children, and with the neurodiverse community -ADHD and Autism Spectrum folk- but anyone that doesn’t understand their sensory regulation needs often struggles with emotional regulation.
You can learn to build a healthy sensory diet.
When someone comes in with anxiety, overwhelm, burnout, or they’re struggling to function- Sensory needs are one of the first things I assess for. And when kids have attention, learning or behavior problems, they desperately need someone who can understand their sensory needs, because your sensory diet directly impacts your brain’s ability to process stimuli and emotions in a healthy way.
So In this video, I’m going to teach you about sensory regulation and how that can relate to managing our emotions as well.
00:00 Intro
01:41 Story Time
03:51 What Is Sensory Processing
08:13 Client Story
09:39 Sensory Diet
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