Movement therapy: the science behind proprioception
Staying focused, coordinated, self-regulated and essentially upright (our posture) in relation to our bodies is all thanks to a lovely big word summarising all those
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Clever tips to help your child regulate their emotions…because we know, a calm home is a happy one!
Clever tips to help your child regulate their emotions…because we know, a calm home is a happy one! Feelings are part of everyday life, but
6 indoor sensory activities perfect for your child as the weather gets cooler
Developing the senses of our children is a foundational aspect of their growth and development. While all children benefit from sensory activities, some children need
Teletherapy: A great way to bring Occupational Therapy activities into your home
Learning and development through occupational therapy is key for your child to build on their milestone and skill development from an early age. From social
Strategic ways occupational therapy can support your child at school
For some of us, school can be daunting, difficult and overwhelming. However, there are ways occupational therapy can assist children who find it a little
10 Summertime fun activities to improve your child’s gross motor skills
Our gross motor skills refer to how well we use our large muscles that coordinate the movement throughout our body. This includes big everyday moves
Social Skill Development: Understanding the greatest power of them all
Being social and interacting with others is one of our greatest powers as humans and key to so many opportunities for us in society, however
Fine motor skills – 11 easy ways you can help your children at home
It’s using those smaller muscle groups that really help us perform our day to day tasks with ease. We call these Fine Motor Skills. Smaller
FUNctional tips to try at home
We’ve been talking a lot about Praxis and functional tips this month and we wanted to easily explain this to you. Praxis is using something
What is bilateral coordination and why is it important for your child? 50 activities at home.
Bilateral motor coordination is our ability to integrate both sides of the brain to coordinate movement of both sides of the body at the same
