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Supporting seniors differently: playing to stimulate and share
Use the tablet and DYNSEO games to stimulate cognitive functions and strengthen the support relationship.
- Identify needs and set simple objectives
- Conduct a group or individual session
- Removing disincentives to use and tracking progress
alt="Autisme : Gérer les Situations Difficiles au Quotidien"> Autism: Managing Difficult Situations on a Daily Basis
Understand why your child behaves in a difficult way, spot the warning signs before a crisis, and discover concrete strategies for preventing and managing situations of outburst on a daily basis.
- Understanding the 3 main differences in autism (communication, sensoriality, anxiety)
- Identify the 5 reasons for difficult behavior
- Identify warning signs and intervene before a crisis occurs
- Using visual aids to arrange the home and structure the day
- Adopting the right posture during and after a crisis
- Taking care of yourself for the long haul
Stroke: understanding the disease and finding solutions for everyday life
Understand the types of stroke, recognize the warning signs and implement concrete solutions to secure, stimulate and organize daily life at home.
- Identify VBP (Visage-Bras-Parole) and take action (call 15)
- Simple exercises & regular cognitive stimulation
- Securing the home and structuring the day
DYS disorders in adulthood: better understanding and adaptation
Understand DYS forms in adulthood, their impact (work, organization, emotions) and implement concrete tools: voice dictation, audio reading, mind maps, checklists, compensation strategies... with the support of family and friends.
- Pro & daily impact: writing, communication, planning
- Tools & strategies: voice dictation, audio reading, mind maps, splitting
- Strengthen self-esteem, social ties and daily autonomy
Accompanying a child with Trisomy 21: keys and solutions for everyday life
Understand the specificities of Down's syndrome and learn how to support the child's learning, motor skills and autonomy.
- Identify daily strengths and challenges
- Setting up appropriate educational activities
- Encouraging autonomy and rewarding success
Autism in adulthood: keys to supporting and promoting autonomy
Understand autism in adulthood and discover solutions to support autonomy, promote social inclusion and preserve life balance.
- Identifying the specific needs of autistic adults
- Implement appropriate communication strategies
- Reinforcing autonomy and preventing isolation
alt="Aging well every day: good habits"> Aging well every day: the right reflexes
Understand age-related changes, adopt protective habits and set up simple routines to preserve your health, memory and quality of life on a daily basis.
- Understanding aging and its natural impacts
- Adopt the right habits: sleep, diet, physical activity
- Maintaining cognitive function every day
- Set up a typical week, a suitable home and regular monitoring
- Discover DYNSEO tools: Scarlett & CLINT
Helping children with Down's syndrome manage their emotions
Understand why your child experiences intense emotions, identify the triggers of crises, and discover concrete tools to help develop your child's emotional regulation skills on a daily basis.
- Understanding the neurological reasons for emotional intensity
- Identify 6 common seizure triggers
- Spot the warning signs to intervene in time
- Create visual aids: emoti-cards, thermometer, pictograms
- Mastering calm-down and post-crisis techniques
- Building a predictable, reassuring environment
Managing difficult behavior in a child with Down's syndrome
Understand why your child resists, refuses, screams or becomes agitated, and discover concrete strategies to prevent crises, intervene calmly and help your child achieve better emotional regulation.
- Understanding the link between limited communication, fatigue and difficult behavior
- Structuring the environment and setting up routines with visual aids
- Anticipate transitions with progressive warnings and limited choices
- Adopt the right posture and use de-escalation techniques
- Verbalize, reassure and provide a framework after a crisis
- Use positive reinforcement for adapted behaviors
Managing the emotions of an autistic child
Understand why your child's emotions are so intense, identify crisis triggers, and discover visual and sensory tools to help regulate emotions on a daily basis.
- Understanding autistic functioning and sensory particularities
- Spotting the warning signs of emotional outbursts
- Identify the 5 typical triggers and use the 3-column tool
- Create a predictable environment: visual planning, timer, quiet corner
- Apply sensory regulation techniques and the crisis script
- Establish an evening ritual and adapt your communication to everyday life
alt="ADHD children at home: advanced strategies for managing impulsivity and opposition"> ADHD at home: advanced strategies for managing impulsivity and opposition
Understand the neurocognitive mechanisms of ADHD, identify risk situations and warning signs, and master concrete intervention techniques to manage impulsivity, opposition and crises on a daily basis.
- Understanding neurocognitive functioning: inhibition, impulsivity, the need to move
- Identify the 5 triggers and warning signs
- Set up adaptations: micro-steps, visual routines, timers
- Differentiate between agitation, emotional crisis and opposition to intervene effectively
- Mastering intervention techniques: posture, sensory resets, calm box
- Building educational coherence between home and school and monitoring progress
alt="Supporting an Adult with Down's Syndrome: Social Life, Employment, Autonomy"> Supporting an Adult with Down's Syndrome: Social Life, Employment, Autonomy
Helping adults with Down's syndrome to blossom: developing their domestic autonomy, preparing and succeeding in their professional integration, encouraging their social and emotional life, and anticipating issues linked to aging and the future.
- Respecting self-determination and supporting continuous progress
- Developing independence: housing, money, travel
- Vocational options: ESAT, adapted companies, supported employment
- Preparing for a successful career
- Promoting social, emotional and leisure activities
- Anticipating ageing and preparing for the future with peace of mind
Alzheimer's: understanding the disease and finding solutions for everyday life
Understand the disease, communicate better and put in place concrete solutions for a more serene day-to-day life with your loved one.
- Spotting signs and evolution
- Adapting communication and activities
- Secure your home and lighten your daily routine
DYS disorders: identifying and adapting
Identify the signs (dyslexia, dysorthographia, dyspraxia, etc.), understand the impact in the classroom and adapt without overload.
- Warning signs by disorder
- Cognitive functions concerned
- Turnkey adaptations
Helping a child with DYS disorders: keys and solutions for everyday life
Understand the needs of DYS children and implement simple adaptations at home for homework, organization and self-confidence.
- Identifying priority signs and needs
- Adapting the environment and homework
- Establish routines and tools that make you autonomous
Raising awareness of screens: understanding, acting, supporting
Understand the uses and effects of screens, establish a soothing framework and set up effective routines at home.
- Age & co-use benchmarks
- Regular breaks & end of screen without crisis
- Parental control & content selection
- COCO/CLINT workshop & weekly follow-up
alt="Training: disease-related behavior disorders - methods and multidisciplinary coordination"> Disease-related behavior disorders: methods and multidisciplinary coordination
Understand the origin of disorders, intervene without medication, coordinate team roles and secure care during and after an episode.
- Qualify clinical impact and identify warning signs
- Implement non-pharmacological interventions
- Manage the crisis and trace the event in a useful way
- Preventing risks and respecting the ethical framework
- Integrating Scarlett & CLINT (DYNSEO) into the support project
alt="Everyday memory maintenance: simple, effective methods"> Everyday memory maintenance: simple, effective methods
Understand how memory works, adopt the right reflexes and practice simple techniques to stimulate cognitive abilities day after day.
- Understanding the different types of memory
- Discover practical memorization techniques
- Recognizing warning signs and monitoring progress
- Adapting the environment and relying on the family
- Stimulate your memory with Scarlett & CLINT
alt="Students with ADHD: Advanced strategies for managing impulsivity and opposition in the classroom"> Students with ADHD: Advanced strategies for managing impulsivity and opposition in the classroom
Understand the neurocognitive mechanisms of ADHD in order to anticipate high-risk situations , intervene effectively when things get out of hand and build a coherent support program with families.
- Understanding the neurocognitive functioning of ADHD
- Identify triggers and warning signs
- Differentiating between agitation, emotional crisis and voluntary opposition
- Mastering intervention techniques: redirection, limited choices, pauses
- Building a shared support plan with families
alt="Understanding and stimulating motor development in Down's syndrome"> Understanding and stimulating motor development in Down's syndrome
Understand hypotonia and hyperlaxity, their impact on balance and posture, and discover fun activities to stimulate your child's gross and fine motor skills on a daily basis.
- Understanding motor characteristics: hypotonia and hyperlaxity
- Suggest movement games: dance, obstacle courses, children's yoga
- Set up adapted physical activities: swimming, walking, ballooning
- Develop fine motor skills: crafts, beads, play dough
- Integrate motor training into daily life without "doing a session".
- Monitor progress and adapt to fatigue and motivation
alt="Managing the emotions of a hypersensitive child"> Managing the emotions of a hypersensitive child
Understand your child's hypersensitivity, identify the triggers of emotional storms, and master concrete regulation tools to support your child with kindness on a daily basis.
- Understanding the 3 forms of hypersensitivity: emotional, sensory, relational
- Identify triggers with the 3-column tool
- Preparing transitions and setting up visual routines
- Mastering square breathing, the thermometer and anchoring techniques
- Apply the STOP - NAME - PROPOSE script during crises
- Setting up an evening ritual and providing effective support
alt="Managing the emotions of an autistic teenager"> Managing the emotions of an autistic teenager
Understand the specific challenges of autistic adolescence, prevent burnout and exhausting camouflage, and discover regulation strategies adapted to the life of a middle or high school student.
- Understanding autism as neurodivergence and the cost of camouflage
- Recognizing the signs of autistic burnout in adolescents
- Identify the 7 typical triggers and use self-observation
- Spoon theory for energy management
- Master sensory and cognitive regulation techniques
- Helping teens communicate their needs and build a support network
alt="Accompanying a teenager with Down's syndrome towards autonomy"> Helping a teenager with Down syndrome become independent
Develop daily living skills, support puberty and independent mobility, foster social and emotional life, and prepare for a professional future while striking a balance between protection and autonomy.
- Using motivation and interests as a learning driver
- Apply backward chaining to progress in small steps
- Supporting puberty and setting up appropriate routines
- Teaching independent travel and money management
- Promote social life, assertiveness and emotional regulation
- Preparing career orientation and life plans
Adolescent ADHD: Advanced Strategies for Managing Impulsivity and Opposition
Practical training to understand ADHD in adolescence and intervene effectively in the face of challenging behaviors: identify triggering situations, differentiate between agitation, crisis and opposition, and build a coherent home-school framework.
- Neurocognitive functioning in ADHD combined with the upheavals of adolescence
- Identify the 5 categories of triggering situations and warning signs
- Differentiating between agitation, emotional crisis and voluntary opposition
- Intervention techniques: posture, limited choices, strategic withdrawal, screen management
- Building a coherent home-school framework with negotiated rules
- CLINT brain coach: 30+ games to train attention, concentration and planning
Supporting students with learning disabilities
Understand learning disabilities and their impact, spot the warning signs in the classroom and implement concrete strategies to promote inclusion and success for all students.
- Adapted fixtures and fittings
- Targeted strategies for specific disorders
- Cooperation between families and healthcare professionals
Parkinson's: understanding the disease and finding solutions for everyday life
Understand Parkinson's disease, communicate better and organize daily life for greater autonomy and serenity at home.
- Identifying symptoms and evolution
- Adapting communication and activities
- Secure movement and prevent falls
Supporting a child with autism: keys and solutions for everyday life
Understand autism and implement concrete strategies to reduce anxiety, promote communication and develop autonomy in everyday life.
- Identifying sensory and emotional particularities
- Use visual aids and reassuring routines
- Encouraging social skills and independence
alt="Formation familles : accompagner un enfant avec TDAH - clés et solutions au quotidien"> Helping a child with ADHD: keys and solutions for everyday life
Discover effective strategies for improving attention, channelling energy and establishing routines that calm daily life.
- Structuring homework and family routines
- Channelling energy through sport and games
- Using the right tools to encourage concentration
alt="Illness-related behavior changes: a practical guide for loved ones"> Illness-related behavior changes: a practical guide for loved ones
Understand the mechanisms, anticipate reactions, manage difficult situations and preserve family equilibrium through concrete strategies.
- Understanding behavioral disorders and their origins
- Dealing with difficult behavior on a daily basis
- Communicating effectively and preventing burnout
- Discover DYNSEO tools: Scarlett & CLINT
Developing communication in children with Down's syndrome
Help children express themselves, reduce frustrations and strengthen the bond thanks to practical, caring strategies adapted to the particularities of Down's syndrome.
- Understanding the particularities of communication in Down's syndrome
- Creating an environment that facilitates communication
- Supporting oral language in everyday life
- Managing frustration and encouraging positive communication
- Using DYNSEO tools: COCO and Mon Dico
alt="Facilitating Daily Autonomy for Children with Down's Syndrome: Organization, Routines, Visual Tools"> Down Syndrome: Building Independence Through Routines
Help children to do more things on their own, reduce tension and develop their confidence thanks to structured routines and visual tools adapted to the particularities of Down's syndrome.
- Understanding how children with Down's syndrome learn autonomy
- Establish essential routines (morning, transition, evening)
- Use visual tools: sequential, binary choices, pictograms
- Adapting equipment and the environment to facilitate autonomy
- Encouraging and sustaining motivation
alt="Supporting an anxious child: rituals, breathing, anchoring"> Supporting an anxious child: rituals, breathing, anchoring
Understand what's going on in the brain of an anxious child, set up soothing safety rituals, and master breathing techniques and anchoring techniques to help them regain calm on a daily basis.
- Differentiate between stress, anxiety and anguish and identify symptoms
- Set up soothing morning and evening rituals
- Managing transitions with the three-ad rule
- Teaching abdominal breathing and anchoring 5-4-3-2-1
- Responding appropriately to "what ifs" and transforming anxious thoughts
- Knowing when to consult a professional
alt="Preventing school dropouts: simple guidelines and tools"> Preventing school dropout: benchmarks and simple tools
Spot the first signs of dropping out, understand your child's feelings, and discover concrete tools to create a secure family environment and restore the desire to learn.
- Identify the 4 early signs of school dropout
- Understanding the causes and your child's feelings
- Establish reassuring routines and reduce homework conflicts
- Giving meaning to learning and boosting motivation
- Communicating effectively with schools and adapting without stigmatizing them
- Knowing when to consult a professional
alt="Managing the emotions of an autistic adult"> Managing the emotions of an autistic adult
Understand the specific challenges of autism in adulthood, prevent burnout and exhausting camouflage, and discover regulation strategies adapted to professional, social and daily life.
- Understanding adult autism and the cost of accumulated camouflage
- Recognizing the signs of autistic burnout in adults
- Identify triggers: work, mental workload, social life
- Spoon theory for energy management
- Master sensory and cognitive regulation techniques
- Helping adults communicate their needs and prevent isolation
alt="ADHD in Adults: Strategies for Organization and impulsivity control "> Adult ADHD: Organizational strategies and impulsivity management
Understand neurocognitive functioning, identify at-risk situations, build a personalized organization system and master concrete strategies to manage impulsivity and emotional outbursts on a daily basis.
- Understanding ADHD: attention, inhibition, internal hyperactivity
- Identify personal triggers and warning signals
- Build routines and an adapted organization system
- Curbing impulsivity: delay rule, STOP technique, safeguards
- Managing emotional outbursts: anchoring, withdrawing, regulating
- Adapting one's professional and relational life to ADHD functioning
Asperger's Autism: Understanding the Invisible Particularities
Training to understand what is invisible but changes everything: specific cognitive functioning, sensory sensitivities, intense emotions expressed differently, and often overlooked relational strengths.
- Cognitive functioning: logical thinking, attention to detail, difficulty generalizing
- Atypical executive functions: organization, transitions, rapid mental overload
- Hypersensitivities and hyposensitivities: recognizing and preventing sensory overload
- Social particularities: misunderstandings, social fatigue, need for solitude
- Supporting with care: clarity, structure, predictability, adapted communication
- COCO THINKS & COCO MOVES (children) and JOE brain coach (teens/adults)
Sara Bonotti
Specialist in cognitive and neurodevelopmental disorders support, Sara designs our e-learning courses with a scientific yet caring approach.
🎓 Degree in Neuro and Psychomotor Therapy (University of Milan)
📋 Certified Instrumental Enrichment Program (Feuerstein Institute)
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A face-to-face training course to give your teachers practical tips and advice on how to support their students with special needs. This training is tailor-made, and we customize the content to your environment. 3 hours theory, 2 hours practice.
screen awareness workshop
A hands-on workshop to help children recognize the benefits of screen breaks. Modular training over 1 to 5 sessions, with an optional session with families.
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A workshop to raise awareness of screen use, using questionnaires and practical workshops to help children learn about healthy screen use. A booklet is also provided for families.
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TEACHER TRAINING IN DYSLEXIA
An online training course in the form of a Webinar to enable teachers to understand DYS disorders in order to best support any DYS student (dyslexic, dyspraxic, dysphasic or dyscalculic).
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