PHILIPSBURG:--- Last week, 50 group leaders and paramedical team members of the Sister Basilia Center successfully completed the 6-month course about sensory information processing. The course, given by the "Anders kijken naar kinderen" institute in the Netherlands, provided in-depth knowledge about how the senses work, how this information is processed in the brain, and the consequences when this information processing is not going well.
The Sister Basilia Center cares for clients with intellectual disabilities, ranging from Down syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, and other diagnoses that may cause difficulties processing sensory information. This made the course very relevant for the staff ...
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