Improve self-regulation with Attention and Strength Proprioceptive Exercises Provides a simple, convenient, and easy-to-deliver program of proprioceptive exercises that help children who struggle with sensory processing, self-regulation, body awareness, strength, focus, and endurance challenges. Teachers, therapists, psychologists, and parents—anyone seeking to support a child's self-regulation, body awareness, and body’s ability to organize movement—can use this program. And now you can augment the program with five new exercises for self-regulation! What’s included: New Packaging & Design New Illustrations Revised Content Larger Card Size New Poster/Playmat New Manual New Game Pieces & Instructions for Game Play! About the Author Tere Bowen-Irish, OTR/L has been practicing occupational therapy for over 37 years in pediatrics and psychiatry. Tere focuses on providing assessment, treatment and collaborative services in public and private school systems. Through her business, All the Possibilities Inc., she offers workshops for therapists, parents and educators with a focus on service delivery, classroom management, mindfulness, wellness and prevention for all school age children. Tere is also the creator of The Drive Thru Menu Suite of Exercises, which is an initiative to bring movement into today’s classrooms. She is a certified YogaKids Inc. teacher and incorporates creative movement and yoga into her practice. Frequently Asked Questions Who is this program for?It is designed for children who need support with sensory processing, self-regulation, body awareness, strength, focus, and endurance. Who can use it?Teachers, therapists, psychologists, and parents can use this easy-to-deliver program in school, clinic, or home settings. What’s new in this edition?This updated version includes revised content, new illustrations, larger cards, a new poster/playmat, a new manual, and new game pieces with instructions for game play. How do proprioceptive exercises help?Proprioceptive exercises can support body awareness and the body’s ability to organise movement, which may help children improve focus, strength, and endurance in everyday activities.
