The Road to Regulation in the Classroom
Purchase the first four Road to Regulation in the Classroom courses and save 30%!
About this bundle
This bundle includes all current Road to Regulation in the Classroom courses currently on the learning platform.
See below for further details on the individual courses that you will receive within the bundle.
This bundle includes the following courses:
The Road to Regulation in the Classroom: Social Success
Social participation is essential for successful school participation. This course is for educators who are interested in developing their knowledge and skills around supporting social participation for their students.
The Road to Regulation in the Classroom: How to pave the way for success
This workshop will explore evidence-based tools required to create a classroom environment which fosters positive behaviours. How adults lay these foundations plays a critical role in supporting children to develop their self-regulation skills.
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The Road to Regulation in the Classroom: Sensory Processing
Well regulated bodies contribute to successful engagement in learning within the classroom. By understanding the sensory needs of children, and having a bank of tools that you can utilise, you can create a calm classroom where all students learn.
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The Road to Regulation in the Classroom: Emotional Regulation
Managing big emotions plays a large role in a student’s overall ability to regulate their behaviours in the classroom. By creating a classroom that supports development of emotional regulation, students will feel safe and ready to learn!
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The Road to Regulation in the Classroom: Executive Functioning
Executive functions are pivotal to our everyday functioning and ability to self-regulate. Through building your understanding of executive functioning and learning new strategies, you can optimise the participation of all students in the classroom.
Taught by our fantastic instructors!
Caitlin Smith
Senior Occupational Therapist
Hi there, I'm Caitlin and I have been working at Kid Link OT since 2017. Since working for Kid Link, I have developed a keen interest in supporting families to address goals relating to their child's regulation, executive functioning and mental health. Additionally, I am particularly passionate about increasing the capacity and confidence of parents/ carers and their support network in addressing their OT goals through education and coaching. I currently hold a caseload of children aged between 3 and 18. In addition to this, I regularly develop and facilitate webinars and in-person workshops and presentations, and supervise internal and external OT's. I look forward to meeting you through our community here!
Jaclyn Sikic
Jackie Sikic is an Occupational Therapist and the director at Kid Link Occupational Therapy. Jackie Graduated in 2008 from Deakin University and has worked in private practice since 2011. Jackie is endorsed by OT Australia to practice within the Medicare Better Access to Mental Health Program. Jackie has extensive experience presenting, and is passionate about creating a positive and supportive workplace that values best practice and culture. Jackie also holds a small caseload between 9yo-15yo, directly supervises a team of twelve OTs, mentors external OTs, and consults for schools and organisations.
Caitlyn Cowie
Senior Occupational Therapist
Hi, I’m Caitlyn, one of the Senior Occupational Therapists at Kid Link. I joined the KL team in 2017, and am passionate about sharing knowledge across different areas, especially mental health, social success, and school inclusion. As a part of my role at Kid Link, I hold a caseload of 4yo - 18yo, lead presentations, supervise KL OTs and external OTs, and manage our University student program. I’m excited to be part of this online community and can’t wait to connect with all of you!
