the tools and insights are relevant for parents of children of all ages. The core concepts apply whether your child is younger than 2 (as a way to get ahead of the curve) or older than 7 (especially if they're open to engaging with you in a more connected way). Ultimately, this course is about your understanding as a parent — and that piece is valuable at any age.

Yes! Inside the course platform, you’ll have access to a private community space where you can connect with other parents and engage with thought-provoking prompts I’ve included for each module. You’re also welcome to ask questions related to the content in each module-specific section — helping you get clarity while staying focused on each topic.

Your course purchase also includes one group coaching call, where you can submit questions related to the course material and participate in a live discussion. If you find that extra support helpful, you’ll have the option to sign up for additional group coaching sessions for an added fee.

Important note: To stay within occupational therapy licensure laws, I’m not able to directly provide virtual "treatment sessions" individually to your child. All community and coaching support is designed to help you deepen your understanding of the content and apply it in general ways at home. If your child needs individualized guidance, I encourage you to consult a local provider who can support you directly.

Once you’ve gone through the core content, you can revisit specific lessons that include parent-child activities or dig deeper using the downloadable workbook. I’ve also included guidance throughout on how to gently layer in the activities. For example, starting in Module 2, I suggest beginning with just one 10-minute session per week and gradually building up to four sessions a week as your rhythm and confidence grow. 

Yes! The content is highly relevant for children with diagnoses like ADHD, Autism, and sensory processing challenges. It focuses on body-brain connection, regulation, and reflex integration — all foundational pieces that often underlie the behaviors and struggles many of these kids experience.

That said, this course is meant to complement, not replace, direct therapy. If your child needs more individualized support, it’s important to work with a local provider. Think of this course as one spoke in the wheel — part of a fuller team approach that many families benefit from. That’s not a weakness; it’s a smart, collaborative way to support your child from all angles.

Yes! This course is a great fit for new grads or OTs transitioning into pediatrics. It offers a strong foundation in reflex integration, sensory processing and nervous system-based support-all through a lens that's easy to apply in real life sessions. You'll walk away with practical, play-based activities you can start using right away with the children you work with. While this course doesn't currently offer pre-approved CEUs, many therapists find the value it brings to their practice makes it well worth the investment. Several students have successfully submitted it to their state board for CEUs.