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Access Katie’s unique style of translating neuroscience into everyday life, on demand!

These courses will bring you all of the Brain Executive Program knowledge in a format that is affordable, engaging, easy to use, and readily put to work in everyday life to help your child(ren) or the kids that you work with or care for.

A teal and pink organizational sign with the title 'Sensory Sensitivity & Dressing' and a subtitle 'a neuroscience perspective for understanding + supporting kids.' An illustration of a winking, pink brain character with arms and legs is on the right. The name 'Kathryn Hamlin-Pacheco, Occupational Therapist' and the website brainexecutiveprogram.com are at the bottom.
This is a promotional graphic for a presentation on sensory sensitivity and dressing, highlighting a neuroscience perspective for understanding and supporting kids. It includes an animated pink brain with a winky face and arms, and the presentation is by Kathryn Hamlin-Pacheco, an occupational therapist. The website brainexecutiveprogram.com is also displayed.

Have a child with sensory processing challenges who can only wear one outfit? Has meltdowns when it’s time to get dressed? Misses out on things because they cannot wear appropriate clothing?

Join Kathryn, occupational therapist, international speaker, and author, as she takes a look into the neuroscience of what is happening in your child’s brain and body and then teaches you to build a better mental model of dressing through positive engagement strategies! It’s time to “flip the script” on dressing!

Subscription includes access to 90 minute video, the eBook, and two bonus videos!

$32.50
Every month

Healthcare professionals can play a key role in supporting these families in identifying potential risks and challenges, as well as developing plans to support safety, well-being, and resilience.

In this course, we will first explore how natural disasters impact children with disabilities and their families. Then, we will discuss what allied health providers can do to facilitate preparedness, including a review of many free and ready-to-use resources to translate this information into practice.

Ready to learn more about how disasters impact children with disabilities and their families and how we can work to support their safety? Click below!

Research shows that children with disabilities and their families face higher disaster exposure, lower preparedness levels, and less recovery support than families of children without disabilities, putting them at higher risk for negative outcomes during and after disasters.

$32.50
Every month

Learn how to develop fine motor skills…starting with the brain!

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Every signal to move the hands and fingers starts in the brain, so why wouldn’t we start there when building fine motor skills? In this course, that is exactly what Kathryn does. She explains how the hands and brain are connected and then gives you ready-to-use strategies that target building a model in the brain of the hands and fingers. This model is the foundation of every skilled use of the hands and fingers.

$32.50
Every month