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OT Week 2023!

By Tree Tops | November 9, 2023 |

#otweek2023 Keep an eye out for the Tree Tops Team’s favourite out of hours occupations during the week of 6 November to 10 November 2023 on our Facebook!

Review – rated a 10!

By Tree Tops | October 25, 2023 |

We’ve had fun and games, laughter and you gave everything a go we threw at you. Well done! The team look forward to seeing you in the future but until then, remember, “you can do this”. Great work!

How nice to hear lovely comments. E was absolutely a joy to work with and is a credit to your family. Keep in touch and let us know how you get on mind….we always love to hear what our Tree Toppers get up to!

We want feedback from our followers

By Tree Tops | September 29, 2023 |

We hope the information we post is helpful and gives you some ideas and strategies to support you or your child. We would really value your feedback regarding the information and activities that we share. Please comment below or message our team with any feedback or maybe some topics you would like us to cover.…

Red flags – sensory under responsive

By Tree Tops | September 29, 2023 |

You will often find this child sitting quietly and self-contained. They can also be dormant and show little or on reaction to stimulation. Check it out. Don’t forget to pop over to our Facebook page for more information:

Red flags – sensory seeking

By Tree Tops | September 29, 2023 |

Does your child always seem to be on the go, finding it difficult to switch off? Here’s why! For more information, check out our Facebook page

Red flags – Dyspraxia

By Tree Tops | September 29, 2023 |

Dyspraxia – also known as Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD). This affects the child’s physical coordination and daily activities in relation to age and appear clumsy. If you need any more information, check out our Facebook page:

Reviews – behaviour and sensory improvements

By Tree Tops | August 21, 2023 |

The sensory improvements will have had a knock on affect with her behaviour. A child’s sensory difficulties can impact on their daily lives causing a lack of self-esteem, meltdowns and much more. By tackling the sensory side, it makes them calmer thus having less meltdowns. Keep up with the motor coordination activities too as this…