Attachment and Sensory Processing: A Collaborative Approach to Treatment

This Conference is Sponsored by:
Wayne State University's Merrill-Palmer Skillman Institute
Michigan Department of Community Health

Difficulties with sensory processing during infancy and early childhood can influence emotional and behavioral regulation, and have a significant impact on attachment. Through case presentation Sandra and Lisa discuss collaboration between occupational therapy and infant mental health. This training will help professionals recognize how problems with sensory integration impact the parent-child relationship, and describe a unique attachment focused approach to sensory integration treatment.

To register and see session costs and conference information please download the Brochure A Training Series for Professionals who Work with Infants and Toddlers PDF (858k)

Questions? Contact Reta Collins at 313-872-1790 or
Reta Collins Email: reta.collins@wayne.edu

Trainers:

Lisa Garcia, MSW, LMSW