Has your child’s behaviour suddenly changed? Are they lashing out at other children?
Has your child’s behaviour suddenly changed? Are they lashing out at other children? If so, you’re not alone. Many parents
What Is a Mental Health Occupational Therapist & Why Might I See One?
What Is a Mental Health Occupational Therapist & Why Might I See One? Firstly, we need to ask ourselves what
Difficulties With Attention or Distractability
Difficulties with attention or distractibility, impulsive behaviour and managing our emotions can affect our participation in meaningful occupations within the
Co-parenting Apps To Make Your Child’s Life Easier
Often Co-parenting after separation and divorce has its ups and downs. Communication can be strained, especially if the your journey
Online telehealth therapy sessions now available during COVID-19 pandemic
In the wake of COVID-19 restrictions, we can now offer and expanding range of online telehealth therapy sessions in which
Fussy Eating
Fussy eating can be very frustrating and stressful for parents, especially when the range of foods a child will eat
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
As a parent we often worry about whether our children are meeting milestones and developing appropriately in a wide range
Attention and Concentration
Attention and concentration are important skills for children to be able to interact and engage appropriately in a variety on
Following and Leading in Relationships
Following and leading in relationships can be important concepts to understand and apply because they have a large bearing on
Three simple phrases that can profoundly deepen family relationships
There are three simple phrases that can profoundly deepen your relationships with your children and/or partner, and they were shared
Anger As A Secondary Emotion
Anger is such an interesting emotion. It is so misunderstood and seen as something Bad. There is no question that
What is a Sensory Diet?
Have you recently found out that your child has Sensory Processing Difficulties? If so it may have been suggested
Sensory Processing in the classroom
The classroom environment can be an extremely difficult place to navigate for a child with sensory processing difficulties. When a
Aged Care Sevices
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Adult Disability Services
Adult Disability Services Activities of Daily Living Assessments (ADLs) Mattress assessments Pressure care assessment Home modifications (basic – ie ramps,
Occupational Therapy Adult
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Where can I buy a copy of Tom’s Toilet Triumph?
This is a common question we hear all over the net and certainly by our clients as we use the
What is Sensory Processing?
Sensory Processing – Its all about our senses and how they work Sensory processing can be described as the way the brain
How To Exercise Your Hand Using Play, Songs And Rhymes.
A fascinating fact about your hands…about a quarter of the part of our brain which controls all movement in our
How To Develop Your Child’s Hand Skills Using Pipe Cleaners
Did you know there are 2 main sets of muscles in the
How Can I Develop My Child’s Core Muscle Strength?
Core Strength: How Can I Use Activities To Help Develop My Child’s Trunk Muscles Did you ever wonder what a
How Do I Make Playdough to Strengthen My Child’s Hands?
Did you know there are 27 bones in each hand? What better way to put little hands to good use
How Can I Use Outdoor Play And Indoor Fun To Help My Child’s Hand Strength, Posture And Balance?
Fun in the yard helps hand skills. Climbing, crawling, swinging are a fun ways to work out little arms. Lifting,
How Can I Help My Child Develop Their Hand Skills Using Paper?
Apart from being lots of fun, when you provide your child with the opportunity to tear and scrunch paper it
How Does a 5 Year Old Grasp a Pencil?
The conclusion of an essay is the part where you summarise the main idea of your essay at this research
How Does a 4 Year Old Grasp a Pencil?
Many 4 year old pre-schoolers tend to have a preferred or dominant hand they use to draw with. You will
How Does a 3 Year Old Grasp A Pencil
Many 3 year olds tend to use all their fingers to hold chalk, crayon or pencil in the palm of
How Does a 2 to 3 Year Old Grasp A Pencil?
Many 2 to 3 year olds use what is technically referred to as a “Digital-Pronate Grasp”, to hold a marker,
Focussed Psychological Services
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How Does A 1 Year Old Begin To Hold A Pencil?
A palmar supinate grasp that is often referred to as a “fisted grasp” usually develops around 1 to 1½ years.
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