Posts by Tree Tops
Where are they now?
#wherearetheynow We’re adding to our “Where are they now?” Do let us know what our Tree Toppers are doing in their lives now. We never forget them and always want to keep up with them. So far we have: * Two play drums in a band * Two doctors * One working in the lab…
Read MoreParent carer sensory training
Thank you to everyone who attended the parent carer training on Friday 14 November 2025 on behalf of our sensory processing support group. Everyone mentioned how beneficial it was and would most certainly help our families at home. Finally, thank you Tree Tops for hosting this on our behalf and especially Dawn Dunn. We are…
Read MoreHypersensitivity or hyposensitivity?
What is the difference? Well, hypersensitivity is an overreaction to sensory input which leads to a child feeling overwhelmed. Hyposensitivity is un underreaction where the child needs more intensive stimulation to engage them in activities. Do you recognise this in your child – or ?
Read MoreParent Review – making progress
We too could see a definite improvement with your son and it was lovely to see him absolutely enjoying the sessions. It is also great to hear school are helping him in many different ways. Keep doing his home programme and you will see him improving even more. Mum said her son had significantly improved…
Read MoreParent Group Sensory Training/Workshop
There are only a few places left at this event. You will not want to miss this parent/carer training that we have asked Tree Tops Children’s Occupational Therapy to host for our group. Close relatives can also attend. They have hosted our trainings in the past and all have been exceptional and very helpful for…
Read MoreHappy Bonfire Night!
If you’re off out, have some fun but don’t forget to do some heavy work activities before venturing to the firework display! If the noise bothers you, take ear defenders. However, if you’re having the night in, why not enjoy some lovely craft activities to celebrate November 5th! Send us your pictures of what you…
Read MoreHalloween Night Tips!
Halloween can affect our sensory children in many ways due to the overwhelming sensory input from sights and sounds, crowds, clothing and much more. This can lead to meltdowns, anxiety and tears. Strategies that can be used are ear defenders, quiet areas, visual timetables or social stories.
Read MorePat on the Back Award!
Well done to Josie who won our Pat on the Back award! Isn’t she amazing! We have a very special surprise for another member of the team next week….
Read MoreSensory Motor Assessments Available!
The Tree Tops team can help your child with all the difficulties below. Cannot sit still and fidgets constantly Has poor handwriting Displays letter/number reversals Has poor social skills Shouts out Dislikes noise and gets upset easily because of this Cannot organise themselves Forgets instructions or homework Hates P.E or sport activities Will not join…
Read MorePartnership School Testimonial
After a short space of time, these pupils made improvements in many areas (see information below). Pupil 1 Improvements were seen in his: Significant improvements were seen in his: Pupil 2 Improvements were seen in his: Pupil 3 Improvements were seen in his:
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