Sensory Beings: Two Part Series
Part 1 - Understanding Behavior Through a Sensory Processing Lens
Tuesday, August 15, 2023
Tuesday, August 15, 2023
6pm to 7:30pm EDT (USA and Canada)
Part 2 - Assessing & Training Dog Behavior Through a Sensory Processing Lens
Tuesday, September 12, 2023
Part 2 - Assessing & Training Dog Behavior Through a Sensory Processing Lens
Tuesday, September 12, 2023
6pm to 7:30pm EDT (USA and Canada)
This introductory-level workshop will support dog behavior professionals and companion dog guardians in understanding how underlying sensory differences can be evaluated and treated in dogs.
In this Webinar Series:
Meet the instructor
Sharon Vincuilla
Sharon is a doctor of occupational therapy, with advanced clinical practice in community-based mental health, who has practiced dog training and behavior consulting for 16 years, specializing in public safety / dog bite prevention, and rehabilitation for anxious, reactive, and traumatized dogs.
Sharon facilitated animal assisted interventions for 10 years supporting human-dog teams in becoming registered and visiting in nursing homes, schools, homeless shelters, and children’s courts. Sharon also provided animal assisted therapy groups and canine behavior consulting to previously unhoused humans with The People Concern in Los Angeles, CA.
As a licensed OT, Sharon supported traumatized adults who were labeled with serious mental illness in building healthful daily routines and sensory-based coping strategies to overcome severe nervous system dysregulation and to support community reentry.
Sharon recently started Human Canine Collaborative and is supporting humans and dogs through trauma recovery, grief journeying, and professional practices of trauma-informed care by cultivating sensory diets, practical coping strategies, and consent-based interspecies communication.
Sharon facilitated animal assisted interventions for 10 years supporting human-dog teams in becoming registered and visiting in nursing homes, schools, homeless shelters, and children’s courts. Sharon also provided animal assisted therapy groups and canine behavior consulting to previously unhoused humans with The People Concern in Los Angeles, CA.
As a licensed OT, Sharon supported traumatized adults who were labeled with serious mental illness in building healthful daily routines and sensory-based coping strategies to overcome severe nervous system dysregulation and to support community reentry.
Sharon recently started Human Canine Collaborative and is supporting humans and dogs through trauma recovery, grief journeying, and professional practices of trauma-informed care by cultivating sensory diets, practical coping strategies, and consent-based interspecies communication.