I’m so excited to bring you this podcast episode all about sensory and behavior with our guest, Becky Lyddon. I’m always asked questions like;
- What’s the difference between sensory and behavior?
- Are sensory and behaviors connected?
- What can cause sensory behaviors?
- Is it a sensory seeking behavior?
- and so many more..
And that’s why I was so excited to be able to work with Becky to bring you a whole series of sensory podcast episodes. We actually have 6 podcast episodes planned for you over the next 6 weeks, which are;
- Sensory and Behavior
- Sensory Profiles
- Sensory Tips and Activities to Try
- Creating a Sensory Room
- Sensory Lifestyle
- The Importance of Sensory Play
So make sure to subscribe to the podcast or join our mailing list so that you’ll get a notification when those episodes are live to listen in!
Becky Lyddon is the founder of Sensory Spectacle. And she has kindly given us a 20% discount for 12 months to use on her online training! Just enter the code TEACHINGAUTISM2020 at check out to save 20%. Her online training courses can be found here.
Back to today’s podcast episode..
What Are We Talking About?
- What is sensory processing disorder? (SPD)
- Who can have it?
- How do sensory needs and traits have an affect on behavior?
- Examples of sensory behaviors. Including over and under sensitive.
- How do we know if it’s sensory or a behavior?
- Sensory seeking characteristics – and how to support them.
- Interventions for behaviors mixed with sensory needs.
- How to know when a student is overwhelmed – and how to help.
- Can we use sensory needs to motivate?
Helpful Links
- Sensory Spectacle Website.
- Becky’s Online Training Courses. (Use code TEACHINGAUTISM2020 to save 20%)
- Youtube
- Free ‘What is SPD?’ Handout.
- What is Sensory Processing Disorder? Podcast.
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