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Sensory regulation in adults with SMI
Rating: 4.8 out of 5(6 ratings)
330 students
Created byShivani Patel
Last updated 4/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Identify the link between serious mental illness (SMI) and trauma exposure in adults.
  • Learn how sensory processing is affected by post traumatic stress (PTS) symptoms.
  • Recognize the importance of sensory regulation on occupational engagement.
  • Find ways to incorporate sensory regulation with adults to promote engagement in activities.

Course content

3 sections6 lectures29m total length
  • Introduction to topic3:02
  • Review of Literature8:16

Requirements

  • Entry-level occupational therapy knowledge may be helpful, but not required.

Description

Participants of this course will learn about sensory regulation strategies that may increase occupational engagement, specifically for individuals experiencing serious mental illness living in a residential treatment center. Participants will be able to identify the link between serious mental illness and trauma symptoms, as well as gain knowledge on how sensory processing can be affected by experiencing post-traumatic stress symptoms. This Udemy course was created as a dissemination of my doctoral capstone experience at Sheppard Pratt Health Systems in Baltimore, MD. This course contains lectures, resources and various research articles to support this topic area.  Also included in this Udemy course is various downloadable materials and presentations to further support learning in this area. At the end of the presentation, there is a short question and answer section to assess knowledge gained as a result of this course. It may take about an hour to get through the entire course, as well as view the attached resources. The development of this course is based on research, evidence based best practices and clinical experience. There are several APA references at the end. Please visit those references to further supplement learning of these topics.

Enjoy the course and please feel free to message the instructor to facilitate further discussion of topics related to this presentation. Thank you for your interest in this topic!

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone curious about promoting occupational engagement in adults, specifically ones living in a residential treatment center or experiencing a serious mental illness.