From Chaos to Calm:

Sensory Strategies to Support Learning Environments

Tuesday 9th September 2025 | 12:00-1:00pm AEST | Via Zoom

Every school has a space that can help students regulate.
We’ll help you find it and show you how to transform it.

In today’s dynamic classrooms, many types of students face challenges with sensory overload and emotional dysregulation. This webinar isn’t just about diagnosis – it’s about understanding how learners’ senses profoundly shape behaviour, learning, and wellbeing for both neurotypical and neurodiverse students.

Join Dr Bliss Cavanagh and the team from Creative Sensory Spaces for a practical, one-hour session that will change the way you see your learning environment – and the students in it. Whether you lead, teach, or support, you’ll walk away with simple, actionable strategies to help every learner (and yourself!) thrive.

Space is limited.

Who should attend

Principals & Deputy Principals
Wellbeing Coordinators
Learning Support & Inclusion Leads
School-based OTs & Allied Health Professionals
DoE Procurement & Inclusion Leads
P&C Representatives with a wellbeing focus

If you’re responsible for student wellbeing, inclusion, or learning support – this session is for you.

Why you should attend

Supporting student regulation isn’t just a “nice to have” – it’s essential for:

Boosting focus and engagement in the classroom

Reducing behavioural incidents

Creating a calmer, more inclusive school culture

Helping neurodiverse learners feel safe and understood

By understanding sensory processing and how to adapt your spaces, you can create environments where students feel ready to learn – every day.

What understanding and skills you’ll gain from this session

With Dr Bliss’s expertise and lived experience, you’ll discover:

The Sensory World in Schools – How senses shape learning, emotions, and behaviour.
Spotting Sensory Overload – Signs, triggers, and why it’s not just about diagnosed students.
5 Powerful Tools for Calmer Classrooms – Simple changes that make a big difference.
Sensory Rooms 101 – What they are, why they work, and how to start.
Real School Case Studies – Practical examples of spaces transformed.
Quick Wins You Can Apply Now – Things you can do in your school tomorrow.

Meet your presenter
– Dr Bliss Cavanagh

A leader in sensory inclusion and the founder of multiple award-winning programs, Dr Bliss brings both clinical expertise and lived experience of Tourette Syndrome. Her approach is practical, compassionate, and deeply informed by the realities of school life.

Don’t miss this opportunity to reimagine how your school supports every learner.