Reducing Anxiety & Problem Behaviors in Sensory, Autism & ADHD

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Reducing Anxiety & Problem Behaviors in Sensory, Autism & ADHD
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• Sensory integration tools to reduce anxiety in children and yourself,
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Tacoma, WA
November 20, 2014
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November 21, 2014
Reducing Anxiety &
Problem Behaviors in
Sensory, Autism & ADHD
Benefits to Attending
• Hands-on activities and videos for problem
solving and self-regulation
• Sensory integration tools to reduce
anxiety in children and yourself, including
movement activities for the classroom and
home
• Confidence-boosting, positive affirmations,
physical exercises, and self-care
techniques
• Take home a comprehensive workshop
manual with strategies, practical treatment,
related articles, internet and print resources
for activities and games
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• Creative solutions for implementing
sensory integration techniques to enhance
learning & participation in daily activities
• Confidence-boosting, positive affirmations, physical exercises, and
self-care techniques
• Take home a comprehensive workshop manual with strategies,
practical treatment, related articles, internet and print resources for
activities and games
Tacoma, WA
November 20, 2014
Everett, WA
November 21, 2014
• Creative solutions for implementing sensory integration techniques to
enhance learning & participation in daily activities
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Reducing Anxiety & Problem
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Dates & Locations
Vancouver, WA
November 19, 2014
The Heathman Lodge
7801 NE Greenwood Drive
Vancouver, WA 98662
(360) 254-3100
Tacoma, WA
November 20, 2014
Best Western Plus
2611 East E Street
Tacoma, WA 98421
(253) 272-7737
Everett, WA
November 21, 2014
Best Western Cascadia Inn
2800 Pacific Avenue
Everett, WA 98201
(425) 258-4141
Our children are exhibiting epic levels of anxiety at home, at school, and on the playground. More children are being
diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and oppositional
and defiant disorder than ever before. As a result, parents, therapists and educators witness children struggling with
interpersonal difficulties, decreased attention and focus in the classroom, sleep disorders, depression, anxiety, and
negative effects of medication. Not equipped to problem-solve such difficulties, children communicate their needs
in challenging ways and are often labeled as a “behavioral problem.” Further, a child with early emotional and social
challenges often becomes a teenager with low self-esteem, substance abuse issues, anti-social behaviors, and
difficulties attending to self-care routines and employment through adulthood.
This interactive one-day workshop will present sensory integration techniques to bring relief to children struggling with
anxiety and challenging emotions. Participants will explore strategies that can be applied across the spectrum of child
development for improved communication, enhanced learning, and reduced frustration for the child, parent, teacher
and therapist. Through hands-on activities and interactive discussion, participants will receive treatment techniques
to immediately support problem solving and self-regulation in the classroom, playground, public events, and home.
Participants will return with the tools to build a foundation for greater success and function in all areas throughout the
child’s life.
About Your Program Instructor
Bek Wiltbank, MOTR/L, is an Occupational Therapist specializing in pediatrics. Ms. Wiltbank graduated with a
Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology from Oregon State University and a Master’s of Occupational Therapy from the
University of Washington. Ms. Wiltbank’s passion is helping children find their strengths and joy through play-based
therapy, sensory integration techniques and movement experiences, craniosacral therapy, and parent and teacher
coaching. She believes that all parts of an individual and family need to be supported and addressed in health care,
including the body, heart, mind and spirit. Ms. Wiltbank has worked in early intervention, school districts, and is
currently in private practice. Her work in the school district is focused on providing techniques and information for
teachers to help all children feel ready to learn and be successful. Ms. Wiltbank’s specialty work includes teaming with
teachers so they feel supported in teaching youngsters with special needs. A bridge between schools and parents, Ms.
Wiltbank has participated in countless IEP meetings, demonstrating the ability to facilitate a win-win for every child.
Operating a successful, private practice in Seattle called The Magical Ones, Ms. Wiltbank provides holistic therapy to
families of children with special gifts.
Learning Objectives
1. Determine the cause of increased anxiety and problem behaviors in children.
2. Describe symptoms of childhood anxiety and associated primary diagnoses.
3. Cite the effect of sensory integration on overall child development.
Workshop Outline
Continuing Education Credit
I. Symptoms of Anxiety in Children and Associated Primary
Diagnoses »» How children communicate what’s happening inside. The many
meanings of challenging behaviors
»» How you can help interpret what might be happening for a child
»» What diagnoses are associated with anxiety and troubling
behavior? Differentiating between a diagnosis and the behaviors
»» Do kids with special needs experience more anxiety?
Speech-Language Pathologists & Audiologists - This program is offered for 0.6 CEUs
(Intermediate level, Professional Area).
II. Causes of Anxiety and Behavioral Challenges »» External influences: 5 senses - How a fast paced way of life may affect our children
»» Internal influences: Medical, nutritional, emotional, and cognitive
»» The affect of sleep on anxiety, and how to increase quality
and quantity of rest
III. Sensory Integration and Child Development »» What is sensory integration and processing? »» Sensory processing differences associated with ASD, ADHD…
»» Do sensory differences cause anxiety?
»» How can sensory integration activities decrease anxiety?
IV. Apply Creative Solutions
»» How to apply sensory integration techniques to enhance
learning, participation and enjoyment in daily activities, and
reduce problem behaviors. »» Movement for the whole classroom throughout the day »» Normalize individual differences »» Group problem solving to find solutions: The counsel process
V. Tools for Teaching Self-Regulation »» Visual aides »» Ready made systems: How Does Your Engine Run, Positive
Behavior Support
»» New-old solutions: Yoga, mindfulness, gardening/outdoors,
and breath
VI. How Your Self-Care Affects the Children, Using Yourself
as a Teaching Tool »» Prepare yourself for the workday »» How to talk about anxiety and sensory experiences »» Why talking about it matters
4. Explain the available tools to teach any child how to self-regulate and decrease anxiety.
5. Analyze how one’s own self-care and personal development may be used as a tool for teaching children selfregulation.
6. Identify what children are communicating through problem behaviors.
Dress comfortably. We will be moving and practicing
exercises throughout the day. Bring a water bottle,
and stay hydrated throughout the day.
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Ms. Wiltbank is the owner of The Magical Ones for which she receives a salary and is compensated
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7. Implement creative solutions on how to apply sensory integration techniques to enhance learning and participation
in daily activities.
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