November 16 to 19, 2026
The Think Sensory Summit
Season 2
21 Expert Sessions
Watch on Your Schedule
Get a full year of access to every Season 2 session, plus bonus materials. No 24-hour windows.
Get the All Access PassCOMING SOONPart 1 November 16, 2026
Punished by Rewards: Why Rewards and Punishments Both Fail Kids
Alfie Kohn
The Kids Who Aren’t Okay: Reimagining School Support from Reactive to Proactive
Dr. Ross Greene
The Interoception Curriculum Meets the Double Empathy Problem: Implicit Bias in How We Read Autistic Kids’ Bodies
Kelly Mahler, OTD OTR/L
Supporting PDA Children Through Burnout
Kristy Forbes
The Keys to Learning and Engagement in Young Children: Social Communication and Emotional Regulation in Practice
Dr. Barry M. Prizant PH.D, CCC-SLP
COMING SOONPart 2 November 17, 2026
The Mind-Body Disconnect: Apraxia, Motor Planning, and Communication Access
Katja Piscitelli
Room to Be: Creating Space for Autistic Joy
Jolene Stockman
Culturally Responsive Care in Practice: Bias, Blind Spots, and Reducing Harm for Black Autistic Children
Maria Davis-Pierre, LMHC
Adapting DBT Skills for Neurodivergent Ways of Being
Sonny Jane Wise
The Right Energy for the Right Moment: Moving Beyond Calm as the Target
Dr. Jacquelyn Fede, PhD and Amy Laurent, Ph.D., OTR/L
When PDAers Grow Up: Supporting PDA Beyond the Childhood Years
Karla Pretorius
COMING SOONPart 3 November 18, 2026
The Whole Class Surfs Together: Creating a Shared Regulation Language forYour Room
Tracey DeMaria, OTD, OTR/L
Title TBD
Chris Wenger
The Neuroaffirming IEP: Building Better Goals and Advocating for Them at the Table
Dr. Destiny Huff, LPC
Decolonising the Therapy Room: Power, Consent, and Whose Knowledge Counts in Neurodivergent Care
Chenai Mupotsa-Russell
Neurodiversity, Ableism, And Disability Culture: Rethinking The Models We Use And The Occupations That Matter
Bryden Carlson-Giving, OTD, OTR/L
COMING SOONPart 4 November 19, 2026
Sensory Strategies That Support Communication: Practical Tools for Therapists and Parents
Jessie Ginsburg
The “Good” Kid: Compulsive Fawning, Rejection-Sensitivity, and Learning to Self-Advocate
Em Hammond
Title TBD
Greg Santucci, MS, OTR/L
Title TBD
Mick Olds, OTR/L
The EMPOWER Model: Empowering Neurodivergent Occupational Participation and Well-Being
Bryden Carlson-Giving, OTD, OTR/L
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Frequently Asked Questions
If I purchase an All Access Pass, when do I get access?
Sessions labeled Early Access are available to watch immediately. The rest become available on November 16, 2026, and every session includes 12 months of replay access.
How does the daily schedule work for free attendees?
During the free live event (November 16 to 19, 2026), a new set of sessions unlocks each day and is available for 24 hours only.
With the All Access Pass, you skip all that and can watch everything on your own schedule.
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Sessions unlock daily at midnight Eastern Time. Each day features 5 sessions, and they remain open and available on demand until 11:59 PM Eastern Time that same day, so you'll have a full 24-hour window to watch each day's sessions at whatever time suits you.
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How many contact hours will I receive?
We are still recording sessions, so the final number of hours is being finalized and will be confirmed before the summit.
What type of CEUs are offered?
These are general CEUs. The certificate documents completion of a professional development activity that meets PD standards, but it has not been submitted to or approved by a specific accrediting body like AOTA.
Will these CEUs count toward my requirements?
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