FREE EVENT

Join the BREAD Launch Party

Your first look at this brand new, simple 5-step process that supports regulation in every setting

Regulation doesn’t have to be complicated

The BREAD Framework — Breathe, Reduce, Environment, Active Movement, Deep Pressure — offers a clear, practical process to help children and young people stay regulated, ready to learn, and better able to cope with everyday demands.

This launch event is co-run by Ali Neal, Specialist OT and creator of School Sensory Solutions, and Laura Graham, Occupational Therapist.

Together, they created BREAD and will bring their combined experience to help you understand the power of BREAD and how to use it effectively in your setting.

Before the full course goes live, you are invited to a free Launch Party on Wednesday 21st January at 7pm where Ali and Laura will:

Introduce the full BREAD framework
Share real examples of how it works in classrooms and homes
Explain how it can be used universally, in targeted groups, and 1:1
Answer your questions live
Give you early access details before enrolment opens
Offer an exclusive 10% discount for anyone who joins the course via Silver or Gold membership within one week of the event

Whether you work in mainstream schools, specialist settings, EOTAS provision, or in homes, BREAD gives you a straightforward, solution-focused framework you can start using immediately.

Spaces are limited so the session can stay interactive.

What you will learn at the Launch Party

The five steps of the BREAD process and why they work
How to spot dysregulation early and prevent escalation
Practical, solution-focused strategies that benefit almost every child
How the approach can fit alongside your current behaviour, SEN or inclusion systems
How to use BREAD both across whole settings and with specific pupils who need extra support
What to expect from the full BREAD course and how to access it

Who should attend

This launch party is ideal for:

Teachers
Teaching Assistants
SENCOs
Learning Mentors and Pastoral Staff
School Leaders
Lunchtime Supervisors
Family Support Workers
Professionals in mainstream, specialist, and EOTAS settings
Anyone supporting children or young people with sensory or regulation needs

Parents and carers are welcome too.

Why you should not miss this!

BREAD is a solution-focused, easy-to-implement framework that gives staff a shared, consistent approach to regulation.

By attending the launch party, you will receive:

A first look at the BREAD framework
Practical sensory strategies you can start using immediately
The chance to ask questions to two experienced OTs
A 10% discount on Silver or Gold membership if you join within one week
Access to the launch party recording after the live event

If you want a clear, effective way to support regulation in your setting, this event is for you.

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Spaces are limited. Once the session is full, registration will close.

If you already know you’d like to access the BREAD course as soon as it opens, along with the full training library inside the memberships, you’re welcome to join now and still receive the 10% launch discount. Just drop us an email and we’ll send you your personal link.

BREAD Launch Party and Course Dates

Launch Party: Wednesday 21 January, 7 pm
B – Breathe: Wednesday 11 February, 7 pm
R – Reduce: Wednesday 11 March, 7 pm
E – Environment: Wednesday 15 April, 7 pm
A – Active Movement: Wednesday 13 May, 7 pm
D – Deep Pressure: Wednesday 10 June, 7 pm

All sessions are recorded so you can watch on replay at any time if you join the course.

About Us

School Sensory Solutions is an online training, resource and solutions service that will empower your school to support pupils who have SEND or are neurodivergent.