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New parents are happy to buy toys for their children, and it is easy for them to find appropriate ones. However, they often struggle from not knowing how to play with their children, especially with much younger children. When playing the sensory games with their children, new parents should always keep in mind to GUIDE children how they can play with it rather than TEACH them how to play with it. Parent-child games not only foster good relationships between parents and children, but also grow the children's sense of safety and their ability to explore the environment.
In this workshop, ELG's Occupational Therapist and Sensory Integration Specialist, Jing Chiu, will focus on how to play the sensory games with young children which is crucial to brain development and good parent-child relationship.
Key Takeaways:
- Get a better understanding of the benefits of sensory play
- Learn the importance of parent-child interactions on the brain's functions
- Understand that social interaction is one of the most powerful experiences that help shape the brain and build neural pathways
- Learn to implement strategies of sensory play in home settings
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Jing Chiu
Occupational Therapist, Sensory Integration Specialist, Expressive Arts Therapist at ELG 学建
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Jing Chiu
Occupational Therapist, Sensory Integration Specialist, Expressive Arts Therapist at ELG 学建
https://chinaelg.cn/author/jing-chiu/Jing has extensive pediatric experience including treating children with delayed development, ADHD, autism, and developmental coordination disorder (DCD). She assists with her clients’ handwriting, pre-writing skills, reading ability, management of attention deficits, and development of coping skills, passionate to incorporate arts therapeutic practices and a sensory integration approach in sessions to help her clients regulate physically, emotionally, and cognitively. She holds certification from the Sensory Integration Certification program at the University of Southern California, and a Certificate in DIR Floortime® from the Interdisciplinary Council on Developmental and Learning Disorders (ICDL). Jing thrives on helping children reach their potential, develop self-worth and confidence, and build resilience.
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