CME’s Somatic Regulation & Neurodevelopmental Support services connect children, youth, and families with a carefully developed network of highly trained and experienced professionals with extensive experience supporting children and youth across a wide range of neurodevelopmental, sensory, emotional, behavioral, and regulation needs.

Rather than focusing solely on outward behavior, our approach considers the whole child: including nervous system regulation, sensory processing, body awareness, emotional experiences, communication, environment, and individual developmental needs.

Depending on the child, support may include somatic and body-based regulation work, neurodevelopmentally informed support, sensory and emotional regulation strategies, caregiver collaboration, and coordination with appropriate mental health or developmental professionals.

Every child experiences and responds to the world differently. Sessions are individualized around the child's needs, communication style, sensory profile, developmental stage, and lived experience.

Support may incorporate body awareness, movement, sensory exploration, grounding, recognition of internal cues, self-advocacy, and practical regulation tools that can be carried into everyday environments. 

Somatic Regulation Sessions help children and youth better recognize, understand, communicate, and respond to what is happening within their own body.