Sensory issues in school can create stressful transitions for children, caregivers, teachers, and the clinicians who support them. This TalkTools Powerful Parenting self study course is designed for clinicians who are often asked to educate and advise families. Presented by Adina Soclof, MS, CCC-SLP, the episode centers parent engagement and practical caregiver support as children move into the school year. The course page notes that parent involvement can increase the benefits of therapy and help children receive support at home and at school, making the content relevant for SLPs and allied professionals who bridge those environments. Learners can use the course to build clearer coaching language around difficult and challenging behavior, family communication, and routines that support overall child well being. The online format includes 0.2 CEUs, a digital handout, and a certificate of completion for one learner, with a group rate available for five users. As part of the Powerful Parenting series, this page should speak to both professional education needs and the caregiver questions that often surface when classroom expectations change. The framing stays practical, caregiver centered, and aligned with everyday service planning. Sensory issues in school is a focused search phrase because it matches the course title, the child development topic, and real back to school concerns.
