Can’t wait for the next sessions!

Thank you for your lovely comments. We are very passionate about helping our families and would expect you to walk into Tree Tops and feel totally at home in our work home. It is also great to hear how we are making a difference with your daughter as we adore hearing such comments. Keep in…

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An amazing service – first class

Thank you so much for your lovely comments. The team can see your little boy improving each week and gaining a lot of confidence. Your family are doing so well. Keep up the fab work! Sending big hugs to him.

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Help during lockdown

One of our families was really struggling during the lockdown period as their child was displaying a lot of distress. After coming to Tree Tops, they have overcome many challenges and look forward to helping him more in the future.

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A sensory seeker or avoider?

Is your child a sensory seeker or avoider? Take a look and see! The Seeker – hyposensitive The child will: See out certain types of input in order to meet their lack of sensory input their body is receiving. Craves proprioceptive input ie bumps/crashes into objects or people, plays rough, jumps around. Enjoy lots of…

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Pre-Christmas Zoom Chit-Chat

Pre-Christmas Zoom chit-chat about the children – come along and learn some new tips and swap them too! Sunday 28th November 2021, 8.00pm – 9.15pm. For more information email spdpsgnee@gmail.com as the group is private. You must be a member of the group to attend. https://www.treetopsoccupationaltherapy.co.uk/about-us/parent-support-group/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/spdpsg

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Celebrities with Autism

Did you know ASD affects one in every 100 people in the UK according to the National Autistic Society. Just this month, celebrities Melanie Sykes and Christine McGuinness have announced they have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Unfortunately some people are not diagnosed until well into adulthood. However, the diagnosis can be life…

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Scissor Skill Practice

Scissor skill practice

Scissor skill practice – did you know there are many skills a child needs before mastering this activity? In order to hold a pair of scissors and snip/cut along lines etc, your child will need a precision grasp on the scissors, use them in a perpendicular position and have good dexterity with the thumb in…

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Mindfulness Calming Craft Activity

Here is a lovely mindfulness calming craft activity that your child can make from scratch. The activity below is a breathing exercise: Do you feel that your child sometimes needs to chill out? Do they present as anxious, stressed, have lots of meltdowns (especially when they arrive home from school or going somewhere new), dislike…

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