Practical Tools for Supporting Sensory, Emotional & Communication Development

July 15, 2026

12:00pm (QLD)

Online

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MyTime Education Series

About this webinar

Looking for practical tools to support your loved ones with Down syndrome or intellectual disabilities? Look no further and join us today!

This session is all about giving you practical tools. It is a supportive webinar focused to help parents and carers by providing real, practical strategies you can use every day to support your loved ones.

We will have special guests from Cooee Speech, Speech Pathologist, Libby and Occupational Therapist, Jamie.

In this practical and engaging presentation, Libby and Jamie will educate attendees on several strategies to use, including:

  • Sensory Processing – what it is, why it matters, and simple ways to provide meaningful support
  • Emotional Regulation – how it develops and practical strategies to support big feelings
  • Communication – the key skills involved and tips to support connection and understanding

Walk away feeling more confident, informed, and equipped with tools you can start using straight away.

This is a wonderful opportunity to learn from experienced professionals and gain practical ideas that truly make a difference.

Perfect for parents and carers seeking support, understanding, and practical guidance.

Guest Speakers from Cooee Speech

Libby is a spirited Speech Pathologist who brings over 10 years of clinical experience and deep clinical knowledge to her work with children and families. She is especially committed to supporting and celebrating neurodivergent individuals, with a strong focus on connection, communication, and emotional understanding. With advanced training across communication, social thinking, feeding, and interoception, Libby loves helping families better understand their child’s needs and build practical, meaningful strategies for everyday life.

Elizabeth (Libby) Hall

Speech Pathologist

Jaime is a warm and thoughtful Occupational Therapist who brings a focus on helping children feel safe, understood, and confident in themselves. She brings a playful, relationship-focused approach to her work, supporting children’s sensory processing, emotional regulation, and everyday participation. Jaime loves working closely with families to create practical, achievable strategies that support connection and growth in daily routines.

Jamie Siu

Occupational Therapist

Date

Date: Wednesday, 15 July, 2026

Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm (QLD)

Location

Online – via Zoom

To Register

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