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What is Sensory Integration therapy?
Sensory integration therapy (SI) uses play-orientated sessions which include various equipment such as swings, trampolines, and even slides. Our Tree Toppers and partnership schools also use SI techniques such as deep pressure, brushing, weighted vests, and some have swings. It helps individuals to cope with the difficulties they have responding to their senses and environment…
Read MoreTraining Testimonial – Middlesbrough
Sensory diets definitely help children to become more regulated so they can sit and concentrate for lengthier periods of time. It is great to hear you will be using a lot of the practicals we showed you in the training.
Read MoreTraining Testimonial – Middlesbrough
Wishing you all the very best as you start to put your training into action with the children in school. You will definitely see a massive difference in the weeks and months ahead.
Read MoreIncredibly caring and patient
We could see that your child loved attending his sessions and saw how many areas he had improved in. Keep doing the home programme and we look forward to hearing how he gets on in the next few months.
Read MoreOT Life Hack – Felicity
What does Felicity do to chill and relax whilst at home?
Read MoreOT Life Hack – Ellen
Find out what our Sensior OT, Ellen gets up to when she wants to relax whilst at home.
Read MoreOT Week 2022!
This year we are looking at “Lift up your everyday”. Watch out this week for our team’s messages to you all about how they chill when at home.
Read MoreCongratulations Olivia!
Our own Tree Tops baby! The team are all overcome with love and emotion for our lovely Olivia. Fantastic news!
Read MoreMeeting Notes from 16 September 2022
Thank you for coming along. Here are the notes from tonight’s get together!
Read MoreSOS – how to blow your nose!
SOS – how to blow your nose! This is definitely a very challenging task for our SPD children and there are some very good reasons why they cannot blow their nose. The steps to blowing a nose: The sensation of acknowledging the nose is full or stuffy Holding the tissue Instead of sniffing, the feeling…
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