
Hosted by Gela Griffiths, Adenydd CEO and retired special school headteacher.
Developmental trauma or additional learning needs aren't always obvious, but being able to spot signs and be prepared with practical steps can prevent learning disruptions and family meltdowns. Learn how to deal with your child's sensory needs with Adenydd's online Sensory Regulation training.

3-hours per session

6 hours of learning spread over a 2-day course
No need to travel! Our Sensory Regulation Training sessions are hosted remote online, via Microsoft Teams
Our live, online training will help you to develop key knowledge and understanding of sensory regulation, as well as provide you with ideas for practical activities and learning resources.
Our programme is focused on application - theoretical understanding will be supplemented with practical activities and free resources to help you work better with the children.
We offer two different price models.

Many children struggle with their sensory regulation in the classroom. We provide relevant, career-focused training for teachers and professionals working with children with sensitive issues.

We have a limited number of subsidised placements for parents and students.
Please note: Attendees for this price are required to send a £25 cheque made out to 'Adenydd' alongside a C4 self-addressed envelope, so we can post the course handbook to you (no stamp required).
Please note: When you sign up to this course with your email, you may receive more emails from us about this course and our other offerings. You can opt out of these emails at any time.
Other course offerings and more information on sensory regulation.
We also offer our Sensory Regulation training as a private course, exclusive to your school, service, or setting. This version of the course can take place online or in person. For more information, please visit our private course page.
Watch the video to learn more about Sensory Regulation
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