🌿 Calm. Connect. Thrive.
Therapist‑Designed Program
Designed by pediatric occupational and speech therapists and led by pediatric occupational therapist with expertise in supporting children with diverse learning, communication, and sensory needs.
Cost
Cost per series is 180.00/45 dollars per class. Orchid & Ivy enrichment programs are approved providers through Wisconsin CLTS (Children’s Long-Term Support) allowing eligible participants to use waiver funding for enrollment.
Orchid & Ivy enrichment programs are approved providers through Wisconsin CLTS (Children’s Long-Term Support) allowing eligible participants to use waiver funding for enrollment.
Program Highlights
Therapist-led education for participants and caregivers
Learn about all eight sensory systems and their impact on daily life
Identify body clues, triggers, and regulation needs
Build a personalized sensory and regulation toolbox
Discover practical strategies for home, school, and the community
Strengthen communication, connection, and co-regulation
Create sensory-friendly environments that support participation and well-being
Weekly take-home resources to reinforce learning and build confidence
Week 1 – Understanding Sensory Systems
Build a strong foundation by exploring the eight sensory systems and how they influence behavior, emotions, learning, and everyday participation. Participants will discover their unique sensory patterns and gain a better understanding of sensory seeking, sensory avoiding, and individual sensory styles.
Week 2 – Triggers, Signals & Regulation Needs
Learn to recognize early body clues and identify signs of stress, overwhelm, and dysregulation before behaviors escalate. Participants will explore the Window of Tolerance, co-regulation, and practical ways to respond with curiosity and connection.
Week 3 – Regulation Strategies That Work
Develop a personalized toolbox of evidence-informed strategies to support regulation across environments. Topics include movement and heavy work, calming strategies, sensory diets, visual supports, and building flexible daily routines that promote success.
Week 4 – Creating Connection & Confident Support
Bring everything together by learning how to create sensory-friendly environments, strengthen communication and relationships, and confidently support regulation at home and in the community. Participants leave with an individualized action plan and practical tools for long-term success.
Targeted Skills
Understanding sensory processing and the eight sensory systems
Recognizing body clues, sensory triggers, and regulation needs
Building self-awareness and emotional regulation strategies
Developing co-regulation, communication, and connection skills
Creating individualized sensory supports for home and community
Improving participation in daily routines and meaningful activities
Strengthening caregiver confidence through practical, evidence-informed strategies