Understanding and Supporting Hyper and Hypo Tendencies in the 12fold Sensory System
with Meaghan Witri and Sarah Hearn

Questions? Contact contact@developingtheself.org or 908-227-0004.

Because we covered slightly different content in each webinar, the recording is an edited version of the two webinars combined with both groups of questions included, which makes the recording a little longer than either session, about 2 hours.

Webinar Description: We decided to offer two rounds of this online adaptation of a workshop, which was originally scheduled to take place at the Berkshire Waldorf School in March. We will gear the workshop towards working with the situation of many parents' lives at the moment, being at home with children during these next weeks. Rudolf Steiner indicated that there are 12 senses that comprise the sensory system of the human being.

The foundation for healthy sensory development is laid down in the first seven years of life by our primary caregivers and teachers. However, each individual will develop and express themselves uniquely within their sensory system. In this online workshop, we will give an overview of this approach to understanding our own sensory development and that of the children in our care.

We will explore hyper and hypo tendencies in the child’s twelvefold sensory system to help us understand the individual child, the effects of daily life upon them, and how best to support them. We will work with examples of identifying, understanding, and how to balance hyper and hypo tendencies to help bring harmony to each of the 12 senses in an individualized way. We will explore various easy to use therapeutic external applications that you can support children and adults in the home.

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Understanding and Supporting Hyper and Hypo Tendencies in the 12fold Sensory System.

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