Sensory Classroom Podcast

In this episode, Regulate to Communicate founders Ellie Steer and Sophia Parinchy explore how understanding sensory and communication needs can transform crisis behaviors into opportunities for connection and growth. They reveal a holistic, neuro-affirming approach that helps children feel safe and understood, reducing unpredictable outbursts and supporting long-term emotional regulation. Discover why traditional reward-based systems often backfire and how shifting to compassionate, regulation-focused strategies can improve behavior now and lay the foundation for more resilient, independent adults later. Perfect for educators, therapists, and parents seeking practical tools to foster safer, more connected environments.

Website: https://regulatetocommunicate.com/

This punchy 50 minute episode is packed to the brim with useful insights and tips to bring in to your own home and classroom.
Have you been following Jordan @sensoryclass on social media for a while and want to hear more behind the scenes stories from inside her sensory classroom, then you're in the right place.
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Claire Walley, founder of The SEN Expert, discusses the current state and future of the SEN system, including the White Paper proposals, legal rights, and how parents and professionals can advocate effectively. She shares her journey, expertise, and hopes for a more inclusive, well-funded future for children with special educational needs.
The SEN Expert website: https://www.thesenexpert.co.uk/
This punchy 50 minute episode is packed to the brim with useful insights and tips to bring in to your own home and classroom.
Have you been following Jordan @sensoryclass on social media for a while and want to hear more behind the scenes stories from inside her sensory classroom, then you're in the right place.
LISTEN/ SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://sensoryclassroom.org/pages/podcast
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Jordan speaks with psychotherapist Alicia Eaton about the sensory aspects of food and eating, particularly focusing on food anxiety and disorders like ARFID. They discuss the psychological and emotional factors that contribute to food-related anxieties in children, the impact of hypermobility, and the importance of creating a supportive eating environment. Alicia shares practical strategies for parents to help their children navigate food challenges, emphasising the need for understanding, patience, and individualised approaches to eating.
https://www.aliciaeaton.co.uk/
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This punchy 45 minute episode is packed to the brim with useful insights and tips to bring in to your own home and classroom.
Have you been following Jordan @sensoryclass on social media for a while and want to hear more behind the scenes stories from inside her sensory classroom, then you're in the right place.
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Jordan and Katie discuss the importance of neurodivergent therapy, the impact of trauma on neurodivergent individuals, and the challenges faced in traditional educational settings. They explore the long-term effects of trauma, the signs of burnout, and the significance of diagnosis in fostering self-acceptance. The discussion emphasises the need for supportive communities and neuro-affirming therapy to create a more inclusive environment for neurodivergent individuals.
https://www.neurodivergenttherapyspace.com/
This punchy 40 minute episode is packed to the brim with useful insights and tips to bring in to your own home and classroom.
Have you been following Jordan @sensoryclass on social media for a while and want to hear more behind the scenes stories from inside her sensory classroom, then you're in the right place.
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Jordan speaks with Sarah a parent and psychotherapist, about her journey navigating her daughter Mia's dyslexia and neurodiversity. Sarah shares her own experiences with dyslexia, the importance of supportive education, and the strategies she employs to advocate for her daughter. The conversation emphasises the significance of self-care for parents, the role of arts in education, and the need for community support in raising neurodivergent children.
This punchy 30 minute episode is packed to the brim with useful insights and tips to bring in to your own home and classroom.
Have you been following Jordan @sensoryclass on social media for a while and want to hear more behind the scenes stories from inside her sensory classroom, then you're in the right place.
LISTEN/ SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://sensoryclassroom.org/pages/podcast
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