Greenspan Floortime for Parents
Step 1: Take the Free Parent Course for a one-hour overview of Greenspan Floortime.
Step 2: Fill out the Free Greenspan Assessment to discover your child’s regulatory and sensory profile.
Step 3: Use The Floortime Manual – Online and/or Print – to learn Greenspan Floortime.
WHY?
FACT: Greenspan Floortime is not one-size fits all. A child’s developmental profile shapes the sessions. Each one is as unique as the child. So you need to know if a child is sensitive, sensory seeking, or under-reactive/passive. You need to know what type of play the chld engages with–sensory, object, symbolic or some of each. That’s why we recommend the Assessment and The Floortime Manual-Print: you will be able to understand your child’s unique profile.
The online Manual gives you step by step instructions for doing Greenspan Floortime. For information on both manualsClick Here.
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