FREE Live Multi-Sensory Webinar
5 Practical Multi-Sensory Activities to Support Focus, Coordination & Learning
Join pediatric COTA Rachel Harrington for a practical training on using movement, rhythm, visual input, and multi-sensory activities with the children you support—at home, at school, or in therapy.
For Parents & Caregivers • OTs & COTAs • Educators • Pediatric Professionals
See 5 multi-sensory activities demonstrated step by step
Learn how to make activities easier or more challenging for different kids
Leave with printable activity guides and visual resources you can use again
September 21 • 11:00 AM MT • Approx. 2 Hours • Free
Free to register • Replay available to registrants
FREE Live Multi-Sensory Webinar
5 Practical Multi-Sensory Activities to Support Focus, Coordination & Learning
Join pediatric COTA Rachel Harrington for a practical training on using movement, rhythm, visual input, and multi-sensory activities with the children you support—at home, at school, or in therapy.
For Parents & Caregivers • OTs & COTAs • Educators • Pediatric Professionals
See 5 multi-sensory activities demonstrated step by step
Learn how to make activities easier or more challenging for different kids
Leave with printable activity guides and visual resources you can use again
September 21 • 11:00 AM MT • Approx. 2 Hours • Free
Free to register • Replay available to registrants
AS SEEN IN
Practical Ideas You Can Use With the Kids You Support
Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, OT, COTA, educator, or pediatric professional, Rachel will show you how to turn multi-sensory concepts into practical activities you can actually use.
For Parents & Caregivers
Leave with practical activities you can use at home.
You don’t need a therapy background to follow along.
Rachel breaks each activity down in simple language so you can understand what to do, why you’re doing it, and how to adjust it for your child.
Use what you learn during:
homework • movement breaks • play • sensory routines • everyday activities
You do not need to be an occupational therapist to use the activities taught in this webinar.
For OTs, COTAs & Pediatric Professionals
Add practical multi-sensory activities to your intervention toolbox.
See how Rachel combines movement, visual input, timing, rhythm, and coordination—and how she modifies an activity when a child needs more or less challenge.
You’ll leave with ideas you can adapt for:
individual sessions • home programs • school settings • movement breaks • pediatric practice
Plus: Earn 2 contact hours / 0.2 AOTA CEUs
After the webinar, you'll get access to the post-assessment for free AOTA CEUs. The free CEUs will be available for 5 days after the webinar is completed.
Finding Activity Ideas Is One Thing. Knowing How to Use Them Is Another.
There are plenty of sensory activities online.
The harder questions are often:
Which activity makes sense for this child?
What am I actually working on?
What if the activity is too hard?
What if it’s too easy?
How do I turn the idea into something we can actually use again?
That’s what Rachel will focus on during this webinar.
You’ll learn the basic reasoning behind multi-sensory activities, then watch her put it into practice with real demonstrations and simple ways to Level Down or Level Up the challenge.
What You'll See in the Webinar
This Isn’t Just 2 Hours of Slides
Rachel will demonstrate five activities and show you how the pieces come together.
And Rachel won’t just show the “standard” version.
You’ll also see how to make activities simpler when a child is struggling and how to add an extra challenge when they’re ready for more.
Why Multi-Sensory Activities?
Kids rarely use just one sense or skill at a time.
During everyday activities, they may need to look, listen, move, coordinate their body, remember what comes next, and respond—all at once.
Multi-sensory activities intentionally bring different types of input together.
In the webinar, Rachel will show you what that looks like using movement, rhythm, visual input, timing, and coordinated activities—without turning the explanation into a wall of clinical jargon.
Meet Your Webinar Host
Learn With Rachel Harrington
Rachel Harrington, COTA/L, CPRCS
Rachel is a pediatric Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant and Harkla educator who helps turn sensory and developmental concepts into practical activities families and professionals can actually use.
In this webinar, she’ll walk you through the why behind multi-sensory activities—but spend most of the time showing you the how.
Expect clear explanations, real demonstrations, activity modifications, and time to ask questions.
Your Free Registration Includes
Live Training with Rachel
Follow along as Rachel explains and demonstrates the activities and answers attendee questions.
Everything You Need to Know Before You Register
DATE
September 21, 2026
TIME
11 AM Mountain Time
LENGTH
Approximately 2 Hours
COST
Free
FORMAT
Live Online Webinar
REPLAY
Available to registrants
Parent or caregiver?
Two uninterrupted hours can be difficult to fit into family life.
If you can’t stay for the entire live workshop, register anyway so you can use the replay afterward.
OT or COTA seeking CEUs?
To receive professional-development credit, you’ll need to complete the required webinar viewing, attestation, and post-test requirements during the available CEU-access period.
Ready to See the Activities in Action?
Join Rachel for this free Multi-Sensory webinar and leave with practical ideas you can put to work with the children you support.
At home. At school. In therapy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this webinar really for parents?
Yes.
You do not need a therapy background to follow along. Rachel will explain the ideas in straightforward language and show you exactly how the activities are done, including ways to make them easier or more challenging for different children.
I’m an OT or COTA. Will this be too basic?
The webinar is offered at an introductory level, but the focus is highly practical.
Rachel will demonstrate activities, discuss how to modify the challenge, and share ways the activities can be applied with children across home, school, and therapy environments.
Eligible OT practitioners can also complete the requirements for 2 contact hours / 0.2 AOTA CEUs.
Do I need any special equipment?
Rachel will use a metronome and printable visual resources during several of the activities. You can find a free metronome app on your phone, and you'll get access to the visual downloads!
What if I can't attend the full 2 hours live?
Register anyway.
We’ll send registered attendees access to the replay so you can come back to the training when it works for your schedule.
If you are completing the webinar for CEUs, make sure you follow the separate professional-development completion requirements.
Is the webinar actually free?
Yes.
There is no charge to register for the webinar or receive the included webinar resources.
Rachel will also tell you about Harkla’s full Multi-Sensory Program near the end for anyone who wants more structured, step-by-step support, but there is no requirement to purchase the program.
How do the free AOTA CEUs work?
Eligible practitioners can access the webinar CEU course at no charge during the 5-day free CEU period.
To earn credit, you must complete the required webinar viewing, submit the required attestation, and score at least 80% on the post-test.
After the free-access period ends, the CEUs become paid.
The existing course materials specify full viewing, an attestation, and a post-test score of at least 80%.
Who is this webinar for?
This training was created for people who support children and want practical ways to use multi-sensory activities.
That includes:
Parents and caregivers
Occupational therapists
Occupational therapy assistants
Educators
Other pediatric professionals
After the free-access period ends, the CEUs become paid.
The existing course materials specify full viewing, an attestation, and a post-test score of at least 80%.
What ages is this best for?
[RACHEL TO PROVIDE FINAL APPROVED ANSWER.]
AOTA Guidelines
Learning Outcomes
Upon Completion of this course, participants should be able to:
1. State the functional impact multi-sensory processing has on daily activities.
2. List one activity to complete that will directly improve bilateral coordination.
3. Identify one functional benefit of using the metronome with learning disorders.
4. State one activity that uses the metronome to assist with primitive reflex integration.
Course Title and Description
Title: 5 Practical Multi-Sensory Activities to Support Focus, Coordination & Learning
Description: Discover how to enhance learning and focus in children with Multi-Sensory Integration for Learning and Focus, a free webinar designed for parents, educators, and occupational therapy practitioners. This webinar is tailored for kids ages 6 and up, focusing on practical strategies to improve multi-sensory processing, primitive reflex integration, timing, sequencing, bilateral coordination, and more.
PD Provider Name and Contact Information
Harkla Co
1-844-939-2122
Speakers/Authors
Rachel Harrington, COTA/L, CPRCS
Financial and Non-Financial Disclosures
Financial: Rachel Harrington is an employee of Harkla Co. and podcast host of All Things Sensory, by Harkla.
Nonfinancial: No relevant non financial relationship exists.
Target Audience
Introductory-intermediate-level OTs, COTAs, educators, and other pediatric professionals.
Note: While many professionals may benefit from the course content, we can only guarantee acceptance of continuing education by AOTA.
Educational Level
Introductory
AOTA Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
2 contact hours / 0.2 AOTA CEUs
Time Ordered Agenda
Instructional Methods
Distant Learning–Interactive
Distance Learning—Independent
Cancellation Policies
Canceled By Harkla:
If this LIVE webinar is canceled by Harkla, participants will be notified in advance via email. Full refunds will be issued. If you are experiencing technical difficulties with accessing your course materials, please contact Harkla: support@harkla.co
Harkla’s Happiness Guarantee provides full refunds if you are not satisfied with your purchase. Contact support for assistance.
Canceled by Participants:
Participants may cancel their purchase at any time before beginning the course and will receive a full refund. Please contact customer service for assistance: support@harkla.co
Registration Information, Including Special Needs Requests
Harkla will make accommodations following the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). If you require specific accommodations because of a disability, please email support@harkla.co prior to beginning the course to make appropriate arrangements.
Requests may also be made by calling Harkla at 1-844-939-2122
Login to your account on Harkla.co to access your course materials, video lessons, post-test, and course evaluation.
PD Activity Completion Requirements
Record of purchase (recorded automatically by our system and checked when accessing the post-test)
Successful completion of the post-test (≥ 80%)
Attestation statement verifying the learner viewed the webinar in its entirety and completed the post-test independently (included on post-test)
Harkla Co. is an AOTA Approved Provider of professional development. Course approval ID# 11258. This distant learning—independent and interactive course is offered at 0.2 CEU (introductory level, OT Service Delivery). The assignment of AOTA CEUs does not imply endorsement of specific course content, products, or clinical procedures by AOTA.
Questions? support@harkla.co