🧍 Self-Regulation Through the Senses *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

1.1 What Sensory Processing Means for Self-Regulation: Sensory processing refers to how the brain interprets and organizes information received from the five senses. Every sound, texture, or movement influences how calm or alert a person feels. Self-regulation begins when you can notice and balance these reactions. Some people seek stimulation, while others avoid it. Recognizing this personal rhythm helps build emotional balance. Through understanding sensory input, individuals learn to prevent emotional escalation before it begins. It’s not about controlling the senses but guiding them. Self-regulation becomes easier when sensory awareness is consistent. This understanding forms the foundation of emotional control.

About this course

Practical sensory-based strategies to help individuals manage emotions, reduce stress, and maintain balance in daily life.

This course includes:
  • Guided sensory awareness and grounding exercises
  • Templates for building a personal sensory toolkit
  • Practical activities for integrating sensory strategies into daily routines

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