Online Webinar - Move to Regulate: The Essential Link Between Motor Skills and Self-Regulation

A specialised online webinar for early childhood educators, teachers, and support staff who work with children aged 3 to 7 years.

Are you finding it more difficult to help children stay focused, calm, and engaged in your classroom?

The challenges you see often have a physiological root. This engaging two-hour webinar is designed to equip you with practical, actionable strategies to improve self-regulation through fundamental motor skills, reflex integration, and physical development.

We will explore the vital link between a child’s physical body and their emotional readiness to learn. You will leave with a clear understanding of how to integrate core strength, fine motor coordination, and impulse control activities into your daily routine, which helps build the neural pathways necessary for attention and focus.

What You Will Learn

• The Critical Link: Understand the research connecting sensory-motor development and core strength to a child’s ability to regulate their emotions.

• Practical Strategies: Learn ready to use, play based activities and environmental tweaks that instantly support fine motor skills and impulse control.

• Observation and Assessment: Gain tools to quickly identify underlying motor challenges and understand how these impacts a child's behaviour.

• Reflex Integration: Discover how retained infantile reflexes can create invisible barriers to learning and how to support children to overcome them.

Registration and Value

Every participant will receive a Certificate of Participation for their professional development records.

As a special inclusion, you will also gain access to our Movement Program Lesson Plan. This resource provides 10 weeks of small group movement content, including a welcome song, two peak activities, and helpful transition suggestions to keep your sessions flowing smoothly.

Why Join Us?

This session is more than just theory. It is about giving you the confidence to support the children in your care who struggle with sitting still, following instructions, or managing their big emotions. By focusing on the physical foundations, you can create a calmer and more productive learning environment for every child.