Occupational Therapy Workshops with Kevin Prior, Everyday OT

Becoming a Sensory Detective: Understanding and Supporting a Child's Sensory Profile with Everyday OT Kevin Prior

Tuesday 13^th October at 6.00pm-8.00pm in Naas Community Library & Cultural Centre.

This workshop offers practical strategies to help children regulate emotions, enhance focus, and improve participation in daily activities. Through real-life examples and actionable techniques, attendees will leave equipped to create sensory-friendly environments and incorporate sensory-based supports into routines at home, in the classroom, or in therapy settings.

Supporting the Anxious Child: A Nervous System Approach with Everyday OT Kevin Prior

Tuesday 3^rd November at 6.30pm-7.30pm in Maynooth Community Library

This talk is ideal for parents, caregivers and educators who want to better understand the anxious children in their lives and feel more confident supporting them. By attending, you'll gain realistic, strengths-based strategies you can put into practice straight away helping children feel calmer, safer and more understood, at home and at school.

Everyday AT: Inclusive Solutions to Support Children's Handwriting and Assistive Technology Skills with Everyday OT Kevin Prior

Tuesday 17th November at 6.30pm-8.00pm in Celbridge Community Library

This talk is ideal for parents, educators and caregivers who want to better understand how supporting handwriting and introducing Assistive Technology can help a child's learning, organisation and confidence. By attending, you'll gain practical, realistic strategies that you can start using straight away helping children feel capable, supported and empowered in both home and school environments.

Supporting a Neurodivergent Child at Christmas with Everyday OT Kevin Prior

Tuesday 1^st December at 6.30pm-7.30pm in Leixlip Community Library

This talk is ideal for parents, caregivers and educators who want to better understand how to support a neurodivergent child at Christmas. By attending, you'll gain realistic, strengths-based strategies you can put into practice straight away helping children feel calm, understood and included, while looking after your own wellbeing too.