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Hi! We’re Claire & Lauren! Welcome to The Inspired Treehouse!

What happens AFTER your therapy session?


You've probably been here:

A parent asks, “What should we do when X,Y.or Z sensory thing happens at home?”

Or a teacher wants to know what sensory strategy to use when a child can't sit still, is overwhelmed, or is escalating.

Everyone is looking at you for the answer.

But effective sensory support isn't about handing someone a generic list of activities.

We need to understand what we're seeing, what might be contributing to it, what support makes sense for THIS particular child - and then help the adults around that child understand it too.

That's exactly why we recommend this upcoming FREE training from pediatric OT Alisha Grogan, MOT, OTR/L:

3 Breakthrough Strategies to Decrease Meltdowns & Dysregulation in Kids with Autism, ADHD & Sensory Needs

It's designed specifically for therapists and combines clinical application + current research with strategies you can use across schools, clinics, and homes.

You'll learn how to:

  • Recognize signs of dysregulation and what may be underneath them
  • Think more systematically about sensory needs and supports
  • Use co-regulation, sensory supports, and sensory integration principles
  • Help parents + educators carry strategies into everyday life

📅 LIVE September 23 at 1:30 PM ET

👉 SAVE MY FREE SPOT

Everyone who registers gets the recording too so you don't have to attend live!

And if you want AOTA-approved CEU credit, you can upgrade to get a personalized certificate.

She’s also giving everyone that registers a new free Sensory + Regulation Tracker as soon as you sign up!

We hope you'll join us for the training,

REGISTER HERE FOR FREE!

-Claire & Lauren

Hi! We’re Claire & Lauren! Welcome to The Inspired Treehouse!

We’re pediatric physical and occupational therapists who share information, activities, and resources related to child development. Our email newsletter includes weekly freebies like downloadable/printable activities and handouts!

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