AAC Devices
An Introduction to Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Explore the functionalities and benefits of AAC devices, common misconceptions, and the importance of promoting effective communication among children.
Helpful Resources
Expert Guidance for Families & Educators
We have compiled a range of information to help you manage sensory difficulties or behavioural challenges. If you’re looking for tailored advice, proven strategies, or family-centred therapy, our team is here to help. Contact us today and take the first step toward a brighter future for your child!
Make the Most of Playtime
Tips for Parents & Caregivers
Playtime is vital in shaping your child’s mind and nurturing their creativity. For neurodiverse children play is particularly important as it helps them develop essential social, emotional, and cognitive skills.
Proprioception
Does Your Child Have Boundless Energy
and a Fascination with Physical Play?
If your child seems to thrive on jumping, bumping, and crashing into things, they may be seeking proprioceptive input—a crucial aspect of their sensory development.
Preventing Meltdowns
Tips for Parents, Caregivers, & Educators
Meltdowns are often triggered by emotions or situations that children find overwhelming. Preventing meltdowns can be challenging but, by understanding the cues and underlying triggers, parents and teachers can use strategies to mitigate them.
Speech Pathology
Helping Your Child Find Their Voice
Communication is an essential pillar in your child’s development. It’s the cornerstone of how they express their needs, share their thoughts, and interact with the people and world around them.
Telehealth
Occupational Therapy At Home
We understand the challenge of balancing your children’s needs, school, work, and the long travel times for therapy appointments. Our new Telehealth service aims to make occupational therapy easily accessible – wherever you may be!
Emotional Regulation
A Guide for Parents & Caregivers
Emotional regulation is a crucial skill that children learn and develop over time, enabling them to manage, cope, and respond to emotional experiences appropriately.
Navigate Life On The Spectrum
Advice from Supermum, Cassie
Hear from Cassie, who has first-hand experience in supporting her autistic son, Ashy. Their inspiring story provides valuable insights into the benefits of family-centred therapy.
OT Professional Supervision
Elevate Your Career as an Occupational Therapist
Whether you’re a new graduate or an experienced therapist, we are there to help you grow as an OT and take your career to new heights.
Age Appropriate Chores
Raising Independent & Capable Children
Raising your child to be independent and capable is one of the most important tasks for any parent. Teaching your child to take on responsibility in their lives from a young age will help them develop into confident, successful adults.
The Classroom Conundrum
Strategies for Teachers to Implement
Educators must be mindful of over-stimulation in our learning spaces. Studies have shown that sparsely decorated classrooms can lead to a 13% increase in children’s test accuracy, along with a 10% reduction in distractions.
The Hidden Sixth Sense
A Guide for Parents & Caregivers
Proprioception plays a pivotal role in a child’s development, giving them a sense of their body’s position and movement. It impacts crucial areas like their ability to focus, self-regulate, speak clearly, and maintain good posture.
Sensory vs Behavioural
Understand the Difference
Understanding the difference between Sensory Processing Difficulties (SPD) and behavioural issues in children can contribute to effective parenting, caregiving, and education.
Sensory Processing Difficulties
Understanding SPD in Children & How it Impacts Their Adult Life
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is not caused due to illness or injury. It is a condition that exists from early childhood and, if left unaddressed, it can lead to a variety of problems.
Managing Screen Time
What Parents Need to Know
In today’s world, it’s almost impossible for children to avoid digital devices. Parents are now faced with the difficult challenge of ensuring their child spends the appropriate amount of time on these devices.
Professional Supervision
For New Graduate & Experienced OTs
Professional Supervision is an important part of a career in occupational therapy. It helps both inexperienced and experienced therapists develop necessary skills, knowledge, and confidence to provide the highest-quality care possible.
Become Your Child's Superhero
An Occupational Therapist's Guide for Parents
As a parent, you can be your child’s superhero by supporting their development in meaningful ways. We will provide you with eight proven strategies that can be used to support your child at home.
Building Strong Social Skills
A Practical Guide For Parents
As parents, one of the most important things we can do for our children is to help them develop strong social skills. This will assist them in making friends, building relationships, and is essential for their confidence, self-esteem, happiness, and well-being.
Visual Supports
The Benefits of Visual Supports
Visual supports, such as picture schedules, cue cards, and visual timers, can significantly aid neurodiverse children. These tools help in understanding routines, transitioning between activities, and providing clear, visual instructions.
Simple Contact Form
Fill out one of our contact forms and our admin team will get in touch with you as soon as possible.
Helpful Resources
Expert Guidance for Families & Educators
We have compiled a range of information to help you manage sensory difficulties or behavioural challenges. If you’re looking for tailored advice, proven strategies, or family-centred therapy, our team is here to help. Contact us today and take the first step toward a brighter future for your child!
AAC Devices
An Introduction to Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Explore the functionalities and benefits of AAC devices, common misconceptions, and the importance of promoting effective communication among children.
Make the Most of Playtime
Tips for Parents & Caregivers
Playtime is vital in shaping your child’s mind and nurturing their creativity. For neurodiverse children play is particularly important as it helps them develop essential social, emotional, and cognitive skills.
Proprioception
Does Your Child Have Boundless Energy and a Fascination with Physical Play?
If your child seems to thrive on jumping, bumping, and crashing into things, they may be seeking proprioceptive input—a crucial aspect of their sensory development.
Preventing Meltdowns
Tips for Parents, Caregivers, & Educators
Meltdowns are often triggered by emotions or situations that children find overwhelming. Preventing meltdowns can be challenging but, by understanding the cues and underlying triggers, parents and teachers can use strategies to mitigate them.
Speech Pathology
Helping Your Child Find Their Voice
Communication is an essential pillar in your child’s development. It’s the cornerstone of how they express their needs, share their thoughts, and interact with the people and world around them.
Telehealth
Occupational Therapy At Home
We understand the challenge of balancing your children’s needs, school, work, and the long travel times for therapy appointments. Our new Telehealth service aims to make occupational therapy easily accessible – wherever you may be!
Emotional Regulation
A Guide for Parents & Caregivers
Emotional regulation is a crucial skill that children learn and develop over time, enabling them to manage, cope, and respond to emotional experiences appropriately.
Life On The Spectrum
Advice from Supermum, Cassie
Hear from Cassie, who has first-hand experience in supporting her autistic son, Ashy. Their inspiring story provides valuable insights into the benefits of family-centred therapy.
OT Professional Supervision
Elevate Your Career as an Occupational Therapist
Whether you’re a new graduate or an experienced therapist, we are there to help you grow as an OT and take your career to new heights.
Age Appropriate Chores
Raising Independent & Capable Children
Raising your child to be independent and capable is one of the most important tasks for any parent. Teaching your child to take on responsibility in their lives from a young age will help them develop into confident, successful adults.
The Classroom Conundrum
Strategies for Teachers to Implement
Educators must be mindful of over-stimulation in our learning spaces. Studies have shown that sparsely decorated classrooms can lead to a 13% increase in children’s test accuracy, along with a 10% reduction in distractions.
The Hidden Sixth Sense
A Guide for Parents & Caregivers
Proprioception plays a pivotal role in a child’s development, giving them a sense of their body’s position and movement. It impacts crucial areas like their ability to focus, self-regulate, speak clearly, and maintain good posture.
Sensory vs Behavioural
A Guide for Parents & Caregivers
Understanding the difference between Sensory Processing Difficulties (SPD) and behavioural issues in children can contribute to effective parenting, caregiving, and education.
Sensory Processing Difficulties
Understanding SPD in Children
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is not caused due to illness or injury. It is a condition that exists from early childhood and, if left unaddressed, it can lead to a variety of problems.
Managing Screen Time
What Parents Need to Know
In today’s world, it’s almost impossible for children to avoid digital devices. Parents are now faced with the difficult challenge of ensuring their child spends the appropriate amount of time on these devices.
Professional Supervision
For New Graduate & Experienced OTs
Professional Supervision is an important part of a career in occupational therapy. It helps both inexperienced and experienced therapists develop necessary skills, knowledge, and confidence to provide the highest-quality care possible.
Become Your Child's Superhero
An Occupational Therapist's Guide for Parents
As a parent, you can be your child’s superhero by supporting their development in meaningful ways. We will provide you with eight proven strategies that can be used to support your child at home.
Building Strong Social Skills
A Practical Guide For Parents
As parents, one of the most important things we can do for our children is to help them develop strong social skills. This will assist them in making friends, building relationships, and is essential for their confidence, self-esteem, happiness, and well-being.
Visual Supports
A Practical Guide For Parents
Visual supports, such as picture schedules, cue cards, and visual timers, can significantly aid neurodiverse children. These tools help in understanding routines, transitioning between activities, and providing clear, visual instructions.
Online Form
Fill out one of our simple online contact forms and our admin team will get in touch with you as soon as possible!
Helpful Resources
For Families & Educators
We have compiled a range of information to help you manage sensory difficulties or behavioural challenges. If you’re looking for tailored advice, proven strategies, or family-centred therapy, our team is here to help. Contact us and take the first step toward a brighter future for your child!
An Introduction to AAC
Augmentative and Alternative
Communication (AAC)
Explore the functionalities and benefits of AAC devices, common misconceptions, and the importance of promoting effective communication among children.
Make the Most
of Playtime
Tips for Parents & Caregivers
Playtime is vital in shaping your child’s mind and nurturing their creativity. For neurodiverse children play is particularly important as it helps them develop essential social, emotional, and cognitive skills.
My Child Loves to Jump, Bump, & Crash!
Understanding Proprioception
If your child seems to thrive on jumping, bumping, and crashing into things, they may be seeking proprioceptive input—a crucial aspect of their sensory development.
Preventing Meltdowns
Expert Advice for Parents,
Caregivers, & Educators
Meltdowns are often triggered by emotions or situations that children find overwhelming. Preventing meltdowns can be challenging but, by understanding the cues and underlying triggers, parents and teachers can use strategies to mitigate them.
Speech Pathology
Helping Your Child
to Find Their Voice
Communication is an essential pillar in your child’s development. It’s the cornerstone of how they express their needs, share their thoughts, and interact with the people and world around them.
OT Telehealth
Occupational Therapy At Home
We understand the challenge of balancing your children’s needs, school, work, and the long travel times for therapy appointments. Our new Telehealth service aims to make occupational therapy easily accessible – wherever you may be!
Emotional Regulation
A Guide for Parents & Caregivers
Emotional regulation is a crucial skill that children learn and develop over time, enabling them to manage, cope, and respond to emotional experiences appropriately.
Navigating Life On
The Spectrum
Advice from Supermum, Cassie
Hear from Cassie, who has first-hand experience in supporting her autistic son, Ashy. Their inspiring story provides valuable insights into the benefits of family-centred therapy.
Professional Supervision
Elevate Your Career as an Occupational Therapist
Whether you’re a new graduate or an experienced therapist, we are there to help you grow as an OT and take your career to new heights.
Age Appropriate Chores
How to Raise Independent
& Capable Children
Raising your child to be independent and capable is one of the most important tasks for any parent. Teaching your child to take on responsibility in their lives from a young age will help them develop into confident, successful adults.
Classroom Conundrum
Strategies for Teachers to
Implement in the Classroom
Educators must be mindful of over-stimulation in our learning spaces. Studies have shown that sparsely decorated classrooms can lead to a 13% increase in children’s test accuracy, along with a 10% reduction in distractions.
The Hidden Sixth Sense
A Guide for Parents & Caregivers
Proprioception plays a pivotal role in a child’s development, giving them a sense of their body’s position and movement. It impacts crucial areas like their ability to focus, self-regulate, speak clearly, and maintain good posture.
Sensory vs Behavioural
Understand the Difference
Understanding the difference between Sensory Processing Difficulties (SPD) and behavioural issues in children can contribute to effective parenting, caregiving, and education.
Sensory Processing
Difficulties (SPD)
SPD in Children
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is not caused due to illness or injury. It is a condition that exists from early childhood and, if left unaddressed, it can lead to a variety of problems.
Managing Screen Time
What Parents Need to Know
In today’s world, it’s almost impossible for children to avoid digital devices. Parents are now faced with the difficult challenge of ensuring their child spends the appropriate amount of time on these devices.
Professional Supervision
For New Graduate &
Experienced OTs
Professional Supervision is an important part of a career in occupational therapy. It helps both inexperienced and experienced therapists develop necessary skills, knowledge, and confidence to provide the highest-quality care possible.
Become a Superhero
An OT's Guide for Parents
As a parent, you can be your child’s superhero by supporting their development in meaningful ways. We will provide you with eight proven strategies that can be used to support your child at home.
Social Skills
A Practical Guide For Parents
As parents, one of the most important things we can do for our children is to help them develop strong social skills. This will assist them in making friends, building relationships, and is essential for their confidence, self-esteem, happiness, and well-being.
Visual Supports
A Practical Guide For Parents
Visual supports, such as picture schedules, cue cards, and visual timers, can significantly aid neurodiverse children. These tools help in understanding routines, transitioning between activities, and providing clear, visual instructions.
Online Form
Fill out one of our simple online contact forms and our admin team will get in touch with you as soon as possible!