You know someone is going to be a ton of fun when their nickname is Queen of Lycra.  Dear listeners, let me introduce you to Marti Smith, Occupational Therapist, TBRI Practitioner, and Fellow with the Child Trauma Academy.

Marti and I could talk for hours about the sensory system, the body, movement, and the overlap between all of this an attachment- but we'll have to come back another time for the fun conversation.  Today we are lucky enough to have Marti vulnerably how the personal and professional overlap.  How through her work becoming a more connected occupational therapist Marti has become a more connected mom, parter, and person.

You can find Marti's trauma-tips video series at www.CreativeTherapies.com

After you finish the episode, head over to RobynGobbel.com to explore all the free resources I have for you, including a free, three-part video series on the three questions to ask yourself when faced with your child's challenging behaviors at RobynGobbel.com/masterclass

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It starts May 5 and will be available to listen to until May 12. But don't wait to sign up!

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