Sensory SLP

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25,132 appearances 130 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2022 last heard 13 Aug

Sensory SLP’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 19 in all, peaking in Jan 2026 with 4.

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And then the therapist is like, but this is supposed to be regulating. podcast-host
So why is this happening? podcast-host
And that's because there is so much more nuance than just putting a random sensory bin in front of a kid. podcast-host
There is a lot more reason behind what we're doing. podcast-host
We want to know, well, what does this child need to be regulated right now? podcast-host
Do they need something that's calming? podcast-host
Do they need something that's alerting? podcast-host
Do they need big movement input? podcast-host
What do they need specifically? podcast-host
And that leads really well into my last one of a big mistake we podcast-host
not knowing the why, not knowing the why behind what we're doing. podcast-host
A lot of times therapists think, okay, well, I'm going to have some kind of sensory session. podcast-host
So I'm going to have a swing or I'm going to have a weighted balls, or I'm going to have a crash pad and podcast-host
They're thinking about the what, but they're not thinking about the why. podcast-host
And the why is actually more important than the what. podcast-host
Because when you know why a child needs a specific type of sensory input, there are many what's we can find to give them that type of input. podcast-host
But that's the direction that we have to go from. podcast-host
We have to think about the why. podcast-host
We have to think about what's happening inside this child's nervous system. podcast-host
And what am I trying to accomplish with these sensory strategies? podcast-host
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