Description
Everyone knows stress. It is part of life, part of development, and for many families and children with special needs and ASD, stress is inevitable and often persistent. Learning difficulties, anxiety, medical conditions, chronic pain, communication and functional difficulties cause emotional and behavioral challenges. Stress affects the brain and interferes with development. This conference will focus on the body-mind connection and how rapid state changes turn into stress responses. Promoting and restoring physiological calm and attention for relating and learning is essential and is the foundation for all facets of development. We will introduce the new technology to detect stress and show how the DIR model supports and restores physiological and emotional regulation to allow development to progress.
This Conference Series includes the following webcasts.
- Working from the Inside Out- Integrating Medical and Developmental Intervention to Support Health, Well-Being and Developmental Progress in Children with ASD and Related Disorders
- When Stress is Inevitable, What Can Parents, Teachers and Therapists Do to Reduce the Child’s and Adults’ Stress to Moderate the Challenges that Can impede Progress?
- The Profectum Parent Toolbox – “The Launch”
- Conceptualizing Stress as a Core Concept in Development, Situating it as a Main Feature of the Individual Profile, and Exploring Relational Pathways for Mitigating It
- Autism and the Stress Effect
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