Sensory Smart Homeschooling: Encore Conversations with the Homeschool OT Sarah Collins
About this episode
The episode discusses sensory processing issues in children and how to support them in a homeschooling environment with insights from occupational therapist Sarah Collins.
Your child can be bright, curious, and capable and still melt down over an itchy tag, loud kitchen noise, or a schedule that won’t budge. That’s not “bad behavior.” It’s often sensory processing colliding with executive functioning, and once you see it, you can finally respond with the right supports instead of more pressure. On this collection of encore conversations with Sarah Collins, an occupational therapist and the creator of Homeschool OT, she helps parents figure out the real “why” b...
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