Many clients impacted by trauma, neurodivergence, or sensory differences live entirely in their heads — feeling disconnected, spacey, or ungrounded. When a client lacks a stable, embodied foundation, therapeutic progress often hits a wall. Lasting clinical transformation requires going back to where embodiment begins: rhythm, sound, movement, and the body.
Join Sheila Frick, OTR/L, a pioneer in therapeutic listening and sensory integration, and pediatric trauma expert Jaymie Stavdal, MS, OTR/L, to unpack the neurobiological roots of embodiment. You’ll discover how sound and rhythm act as bottom-up "physiological portals" that go underneath cognition to restore safety, interoception, and regulation from the inside out.
Attend to learn how to:
- Identify root developmental gaps by understanding how early sensory, vestibular, and relational experiences build physical and emotional stability.
- Spot hidden disembodiment using subtle physical, relational, and affective indicators of fragmentation across the lifespan.
- Explore bottom-up interventions using frequency, movement, and breath to help dysregulated clients find their center.
- Leverage listening therapies by integrating modulated sound and music to create the exact physiological conditions for deep therapeutic work.
Whether you’re an occupational therapist, mental health clinician, or nervous system-informed practitioner—or want to be—this session is for you! Register today to gain practical, sound-based strategies that help your clients feel regulated, connected, and truly at home in their bodies.


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