Posts Tagged ‘sensory’
Developmental Sensory Assessments
Developmental Sensory Assessment – did you know that we offer these for young children and those with complex needs? One of our trained therapists will work with your child within the clinic space to make clinical observations of their fine and gross motor skills, as well as their response to sensory input. This will help…
Read MoreImportant News – More Assessment Dates Added!
Assessment and Treatment slots available Please email, message or ring the office for more information.
Read MoreParent Review – food therapy
A lovely parent review for food therapy. The sessions have helped identify sensory sensitivities within the environment which has been contributing to our Tree Topper’s eating habits. Keep doing the home programme and you will see more improvements in the weeks ahead. Our young Tree Topper said he enjoyed coming to Tree Tops and it…
Read MoreParent Review – sensory needs
Keep going with the home programme when you can and you will still see improvements. When the weather is decent, take the activities outside as this will also help. You are doing an amazing job and the team look forward to seeing you in the future. Mum said the children improved in their: Don’t forget…
Read MoreSurviving school holidays – tips!
Tips to survive the summer holidays! We all know our sensory children (and adults) find the summer holidays quite challenging. Try to focus on creating a structured environment, utilise your sensory tools and incorporate as many calming activities as you can. Ensure you establish routines, provide quiet spaces, plan ahead for all outings to minimise…
Read MoreSizzling Summer Sensory Hacks – travelling
There are lots of things you can do when travelling with your SPD child. Take a look at our helpful tips.
Read MoreSizzling Summer Sensory Hacks – applying suncream
Definitely a difficult area if you have an SPD child who dislikes the feel of it on their skin. Here are some ideas to help.
Read MoreSizzling Summer Sensory Hacks – sensory tools
Wherever you go, just remember to take a few bits and pieces to help your child regulate. This will minimise meltdowns and anxiety.
Read MoreSizzling Summer Sensory Hacks – staying cool!
There’s lots of tips on here to do just that. Remember, some sensory and autistic children have lots of anxiety around the summer break due to the break in routine.
Read MoreSizzling Summer Sensory Hacks – school’s out!
There’s lots of tips below to try below during the summer holidays. Give us a shout if you’re stuck!
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