Posts by Tree Tops
Pat on the Back!
This months Tree Top ‘pat on the back’ goes to our wonderful Dawn O. Dawn is a fantastic member of our team, always looking after others and doing all she can to help. She is usually the first person that our families speak to when they contact Tree Tops and is always a friendly, kind…
Read MoreWe want feedback from our followers
We hope the information we post is helpful and gives you some ideas and strategies to support you or your child. We would really value your feedback regarding the information and activities that we share. Please comment below or message our team with any feedback or maybe some topics you would like us to cover.…
Read MoreCongratulations Mr & Mrs Watson!
It is with absolute great pleasure that the Tree Tops Team announce the marriage of our very own OT, Laura, to Mr Martin Watson on Friday 11 August 2023. Congratulations Mr & Mrs Watson! The world is your oyster!
Read MorePossible training coming up
We are in the process of possibly organising a quick but educational training event for our parents/carers. Keep your eyes peeled for more information!
Read MorePenpal – helping with social skills
The group are in the process of pairing the children up with their peers to send postcards or write letters or even send a drawing to each other. This will help with social skills and hopefully encourage them to make more friends. We have done this several times over the years and it has always…
Read MoreRed flags – sensory under responsive
You will often find this child sitting quietly and self-contained. They can also be dormant and show little or on reaction to stimulation. Check it out. Don’t forget to pop over to our Facebook page for more information:
Read MoreRed flags – sensory seeking
Does your child always seem to be on the go, finding it difficult to switch off? Here’s why! For more information, check out our Facebook page
Read MoreRed flags – Dyspraxia
Dyspraxia – also known as Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD). This affects the child’s physical coordination and daily activities in relation to age and appear clumsy. If you need any more information, check out our Facebook page:
Read MoreReviews – behaviour and sensory improvements
The sensory improvements will have had a knock on affect with her behaviour. A child’s sensory difficulties can impact on their daily lives causing a lack of self-esteem, meltdowns and much more. By tackling the sensory side, it makes them calmer thus having less meltdowns. Keep up with the motor coordination activities too as this…
Read MoreRed Flags – Visual tracking
Visual tracking – when using the eyes up, down, left and right, circular and focusing. An important tool to have for every day life!
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