Connecting Sensation, Emotion, Action & Personality to Enhance Sensory and Relational Health
We know that sensory-motor experiences play a significant role in a child’s daily life and emotional well-being. We also know a direct relationship exists between social, emotional, sensory, and movement-based challenges - the way we process sensations and move our bodies impacts the emotions we feel, and the way we sense, move and feel impacts the way we act and interact with others and our environment. Through this connection, we can explore sensation, movement, and emotions together to enhance social development and emotion regulation using the Sensory Emotional Engagement Model™.
