The body’s 7
senses
A Neurological Approach to Sensory Integration through Reflex Therapy
10 hours. Understanding sensory systems is essential for working with neurological balance, behavior, and body regulation.
In this course, you will learn how the seven sensory systems influence the brain, posture, coordination, and emotional stability — and how to stimulate them through Facial Reflexology.
Lone Sorensen
Founder of the Lone Sorensen Method™
47 years experience
Understanding
the Condition
Sensory Integration and Brain Function
The human body does not rely on only five senses. In this program, we work with seven sensory systems that continuously inform the brain about the body and its environment.
These systems include:
Touch (tactile system)
Movement and balance (vestibular system)
Body awareness (proprioception)
Vision
Hearing
Smell
Internal regulation (interoception)
When these sensory systems are not well integrated, the brain may struggle to process information correctly. This can affect:
Coordination and posture
Concentration and learning
Emotional regulation
Motor control
Behavioral responses
Through Facial Reflexology, we can stimulate specific neurological pathways, helping the brain organize and respond more efficiently to sensory input.
This approach supports both children and adults in achieving better balance between body, brain, and environment.
Clinical Applications
This program bridges the understanding of sensory systems with practical reflex-based applications.
By working through the seven senses, practitioners gain tools to support neurological organization, improve body awareness, and enhance the brain’s ability to process and respond to sensory input.
- Sensory integration difficulties in children and adults
- Learning and concentration challenges
- Motor coordination and balance issues
- Emotional regulation and behavioral imbalances
- Hypersensitivity or reduced sensory response
- Postural instability and body awareness difficulties
- Support in neurodevelopmental conditions
Professional Outcomes
- Improved sensory processing and brain organization
- Better coordination, balance, and posture
- Enhanced concentration and learning capacity
- Increased body awareness and motor control
- Greater emotional stability and self-regulation
- More adaptive and balanced behavioral responses
The integration of sensory stimulation through Facial Reflexology provides a structured and effective way to support the brain’s natural capacity to organize, regulate, and respond.
Program
Structure
It can be relevant when working with:
This module focuses on understanding how the brain processes sensory information and how the seven senses influence neurological organization and regulation.
You will learn to identify sensory imbalances and apply structured reflex stimulation to support integration and coordination.
Understanding the 7 Sensory Systems
Detailed overview of the seven senses, including tactile, vestibular, proprioceptive, and internal regulation systems.
Brain Processing and Sensory Integration
How the brain receives, organizes, and responds to sensory input, including integration challenges and neurological patterns.
Reflex Stimulation for Sensory Regulation
Application of Facial Reflexology points to stimulate sensory pathways and improve brain–body communication.
Coordination and Motor Integration
Understanding the connection between sensory input, movement, posture, and motor control.
Emotional and Behavioral Responses
How sensory imbalances influence emotional regulation and behavior, and how reflex stimulation can support balance.
Clinical Observation and Application
Learning to recognize sensory patterns and apply structured treatment approaches in practice.
Online
Learning Format
The program is delivered as a structured online course that makes complex sensory and neurological concepts clear and applicable in practice.
The format combines:
Clear theoretical explanations
Visual, sensory, and neurological illustrations
Step-by-step reflex stimulation guidance
Practical integration of the seven sensory systems
Clinical observation principles
The material is presented logically and accessibly, allowing participants to understand sensory integration without an advanced medical background.
The course can be followed at your own pace and revisited for deeper understanding and clinical application.
The program includes:
Introduction to the seven sensory systems
Understanding tactile, vestibular, and proprioceptive functions
Overview of sensory processing and brain integration
Reflex-based stimulation for sensory regulation
Identification of sensory imbalances
Connection between sensory input and motor coordination
Emotional and behavioral impact of sensory processing
Practical application through Facial Reflexology
Clinical observation and structured approach
The program connects sensory theory with practical reflex-based understanding.
International Accreditations
& Continuing Education Recognition
The Sorensensistem™
Diploma Programs are internationally accredited and recognized by respected professional organizations across the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe, and Australia.
In the United Kingdom, education is approved by the Complementary Medical Association (CMA), the Association of Reflexologists (AoR), and the Federation of Holistic
Therapists (FHT), which affirm compliance
with professional standards for
complementary medicine and holistic therapy.
In the United States, the program is recognized by the American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB) as an Approved Continuing Education Provider (#P00124), and is acknowledged by the North Carolina Reflexology Association and the Center for Healing Arts (NCBTMB), supporting structured Continuing Education compliance.
Across Europe, the education is approved in Denmark for Continuing Education (RAB) points, recognized by the Irish Reflexologists’ Institute (IRI), and acknowledged by the Association of Reflexology in Belgium and the Netherlands, confirming broad professional acceptance.
In Australia, the education is approved by the Australian Reflexology Association, further reinforcing its international credibility.
Professional Accreditations
Discover Lone Sorensen
Meet Your Instructor from Denmark
She pioneers a method called Neuro-Reflex Therapy, a methodology for physical and mental health and wellness that combines therapies from oriental medicine, ancient Aboriginal techniques, and modern neuroscience. The therapeutic methods also include Temprana therapy, which is a rehabilitation method of parents’ home training method for children with brain damage, syndromes, and mental and learning problems.
Graduate Reflections
Expand Your Understanding of the Brain
This program offers a deeper insight into how sensory systems influence neurological function, behavior, and body regulation.
Work with Sensory Intelligence
By understanding the seven senses, you gain a new perspective on how the brain communicates with the body — opening new possibilities in your therapeutic work.
A Structured Method with Clinical Foundation
This course is part of the Sorensensistem™ educational system, built on decades of experience in Neuro Reflex Therapy and practical clinical application.
Begin Your Professional Formation
Start Your Training in Sensory-Based Reflex Therapy
Develop your ability to support sensory integration, improve brain–body communication, and work more precisely with neurological balance.
This program provides you with practical tools to apply immediately in your sessions.