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Brisbane Sensory Beginnings 2026!
📢 Early bird pricing closes on 31 December 2025 so grab your tickets! 📢
CAPEA is excited to be co-hosting the Sensory Beginnings Mastercourse in Brisbane with leading UK Occupational Therapists Lindsay Hardy and Emily Hills.
This 3-day program is an incredible opportunity for professionals working in neonatal, perinatal, early parenting, early childhood, and early intervention settings.
Across the three days, participants will gain practical, evidence-informed tools to support infants and families through sensory-informed environments, relationship-focused practice, and trauma-aware care.
🗓 11–13 March 2026
💰 Early bird pricing available until 31 December 2025
🎟 Special discount code available for CAPEA Conference delegates (see your conference email!)
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