The Polyvagal Theory, developed by Dr. Stephen Porges, helps explain why emotional regulation and co-regulation are the foundation for classroom success, positive behavior, and strong relationships. Without regulation, the brain is in survival mode, not learning mode.

In this webinar, we’ll introduce the three nervous system states — Green Zone (calm and connected), Yellow Zone (fight/flight), and Blue Zone (shutdown) — and show how to recognize them in children. You’ll also learn practical regulation strategies for home, school, and therapy, plus real-life case examples that show how regulation before education transforms learning.

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Most parents and teachers have heard the word “sensory” — but aren’t always sure what it really means or how it impacts a child’s daily life. For children, sensory processing plays a key role in emotional regulation, focus, and learning. When the sensory system is overloaded or under-responsive, behaviors can look confusing, frustrating, or even defiant.

In this webinar, we’ll break down the basics of sensory processing and explain how to recognize the signs of sensory challenges in everyday routines. You’ll discover simple strategies for adding sensory activities into your day — without needing elaborate crafts or extra hours of preparation. We’ll also discuss when it might be time to consult with an occupational therapist or professional for further support.

Help! Is your toddler throwing tantrums and you’re not sure what to do? Many parents struggle to tell the difference between a tantrum and a meltdown — or how to respond in a way that actually helps. These behaviors can be overwhelming, but with the right tools, you can better support your child through big emotions and challenging transitions.

We’ll explain the difference between tantrums and meltdowns, highlight common triggers that set them off, and share quick communication and transition strategies you can use at home. You’ll also learn tips and tricks for managing difficult behaviors and when it might be time to consult a professional for extra support. Parents will leave with practical tools to reduce stress and strengthen connection during tough moments.

Does your household speak more than one language? Worried your child might get confused? Or maybe you’re interested in introducing a new language to your child? Many parents wonder how multilingualism impacts speech, language, and learning.

In this webinar, we’ll explore the myths and facts about raising multilingual children, review different language learning methods, and share tips and tricks to support success at home. We’ll also discuss when to seek professional guidance. Parents and caregivers will leave with confidence and practical strategies to support their child’s multilingual journey.

The holiday season is here, and travel with kids can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re going by car, train, or plane, parents often wonder how to keep children entertained, manage routines, and reduce stress on the go.

In this webinar, we’ll share family travel tips for car, train, and plane, plus kid-friendly entertainment ideas that work anywhere. You’ll also learn practical strategies to handle jet lag and creative ways to manage gifts while traveling. With these tools, your family can enjoy smoother trips and more joyful holiday moments together. Join us to feel more prepared, less stressed, and ready to make lasting memories this holiday season.

Have you ever wondered what occupational therapy (OT) really is? Maybe your child struggles with organization, attention, or daily routines — and you’re not sure how OT can help. Believe it or not, OT goes far beyond handwriting and sensory skills!

In this webinar, we’ll explain the definition of OT, highlight the wide range of skills and challenges OT can address, and share when to consult a professional for support. Parents and caregivers will leave with a clear understanding of how occupational therapy can help children thrive at home, in school, and in daily life.

Many parents wonder how to have important conversations with their children about identity, culture, or learning differences. These topics can feel overwhelming, but they are also opportunities to help kids build pride, resilience, and a strong sense of self. By approaching these discussions with openness and support, families can foster connection and confidence in their children.

In this webinar, Sarah Fowler and Christine Law will share personal and professional experiences in guiding these conversations. We’ll explore how to talk with children about their nationality, language, and culture, as well as their learning differences and abilities. Parents and caregivers will leave with practical strategies to create safe, respectful, and empowering conversations at home.

Do you have a child who needs learning support in an international school and aren’t sure how to advocate for their needs? Many parents feel overwhelmed by the process of choosing and applying to schools abroad, especially when trying to balance academics, cultural fit, and specialized services.

In this webinar, Global Education Therapy and Remfrey Educational Consulting will share strategies for navigating the international school system. We’ll cover how to research and approach schools, how to present your child’s strengths and needs to school administration, and what to know about learning support options. We’ll also answer common parent questions and provide practical tips to make the process feel less stressful.

Curious about the story behind Global Education Therapy (GET)? Join us for a special session with Erin Long, CEO and Founder of GET, as she shares her journey of building the company and the inspiration that continues to guide her work today. Erin will discuss both the professional experiences and personal insights that shaped her vision for helping families around the world access high-quality educational and therapeutic support.

In this webinar, Erin will also introduce some of the core topics that make GET unique, including the benefits of online speech therapy, the realities of expat parent life, and more. Parents and caregivers will leave with a better understanding of GET’s mission and the resources available to support children’s learning and development across the globe.

“Self-care” is a popular buzzword, but many parents wonder how to actually make it work in the middle of busy family life. Between juggling kids, work, and household responsibilities, it can feel impossible to prioritize your own needs without guilt. Yet, caring for yourself is essential to building resilience, managing stress, and being present for your children.

In this webinar, Vivian Chiona from Expat Nest and Christine Law will share both personal and professional insights on fitting self-care into daily life. We’ll explore why self-care matters, how to define what it means for you, and practical ways to include it in your routine. Parents will leave with realistic, empowering strategies to support their own well-being — and in turn, strengthen their ability to care for their families.

Many parents struggle with setting boundaries that actually work — but healthy boundaries are essential for creating structure, safety, and mutual respect within the family. When children know what to expect, they feel more secure and parents can reduce daily power struggles.

Sharoya Ham from Embrace Behavior Change and Christine Law will share practical strategies for setting and maintaining boundaries. We’ll explore what boundaries really are, why they matter, and how to implement or adjust them in age-appropriate ways. Parents will also gain tips and strategies to strengthen consistency at home. You’ll leave with confidence and tools to build a calmer, more cooperative family dynamic.

Does your child need psychoeducational testing? Many parents wonder what it involves, when it’s necessary, and how it can help. Testing is a valuable way to understand a child’s learning strengths and challenges, and it can guide education plans and support strategies at home and in school.

In this webinar, Dr. Amy from Therapy Solutions will explain the testing process, what families need to know before and after, and how online testing can work for families living abroad. Parents will leave with clarity, confidence, and practical next steps for supporting their child’s learning needs. This session is designed to make a complex process easier to understand.

Curious about what support services like speech therapy, occupational therapy, or reading intervention really involve? Many parents wonder if their child could benefit, how these services work in schools, and what difference they make for both students and teachers. Knowing when to seek extra support can feel confusing, but the right services can make a huge impact on a child’s learning and confidence.

In this collaborative webinar with Hemisphere’s Academy, we’ll explain what these services look like in practice, how to tell if your child may benefit, and why teachers value working alongside specialists. We’ll also cover common parent questions so you leave with clarity and practical next steps. This session is a helpful guide for families exploring extra learning support.