Workshop 3: Untangling the Mystery of Sensory Processing Issues in Young Children (EL)
Trainer: DanaKae Bonahoom
This is an informative foundational seminar for anyone who wants to gain greater insight and understanding into Sensory Processing Disorder and the development of children.
Every child has several sensory systems - the all-important touch/tactile, visual processing, auditory processing, and the often overlooked proprioceptive system (understanding where your body is in space), and vestibular system (modulating and perceiving movement). Find out how each system plays a significant role in the cognitive and physical development of the child.
About the Trainer
DANAKAE BONAHOOM, M.A. has been an early childhood educator since 1982. She holds a Master of Arts degree and teaching credential in early childhood special education. DanaKae is nationally recognized leader in the field of early intervention. She specializes in developmental intervention with families of young children, with primary expertise in sensory interaction, communication and socialization. In addition, DanaKae is the founder of Heartworks Intervention Services® (HIS). Heartworks® is a comprehensive Developmental Model created by DanaKae and HIS is her international training and consulting company currently serving Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong and Thailand. DanaKae has also been awarded her DIR certificate and is a faculty member for Dr. Stanley Greenspan’s Interdisciplinary Council on Developmental and Learning Disorders. (ICDL). DanaKae has trained parents and professionals and taught extensively internationally, nationally, locally and at the community college level. She has one daughter, Mia.
Available workshop sessions:
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Session 2 – 1.30pm to 3pm
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Session 3 – 3.30pm to 5pm
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