…the intricate combination of neurological differences of each and every one of us. This perspective is known as a “neurodiversity affirming approach,” and it’s transforming the way we perceive and…
…children or siblings We all know that each and every child is completely unique and it’s important that we don’t compare. Comparing children can cause increased anxiety and self-doubt, often…
Disclaimer: In this blogpost we have utilised identify-first language in line with current preferences in the Autistic community. However, we acknowledge that everyone is on their own journey, and they…
…refine their social communication skills at their own pace. This repetition accelerates skill mastery. Gradual Exposure to Reduce Anxiety: Social anxiety is a common companion for those with social communication…
…and the pursuit of self-mastery. However, it was in Japan that it flourished and became a style of combat. It was only in 1914 that Jiu Jitsu arrived in Brazil…
…seem elusive. Here are some strategies to surmount common obstacles: Effective Time Management: Schedule self-care activities with the same level of commitment as other responsibilities. Seeking Assistance: Do not hesitate…
…their feelings and develop healthy ways to calm themselves. As a co-regulated child ages, they will be able to navigate life’s complexities and challenges with an ability to regulate their…
…– Figure ground is the knack for spotting an image or object when it’s concealed within a complex visual environment. It’s the skill that helps you find your keys in…
…One significant aspect of their role involves facilitating communication to support participation and engagement in everyday activities, especially in the field of Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC). Communication is a…
…gained visually or identify an object. Auditory discrimination – For safety, particularly when out in the community, through identifying where noises are coming from, how close or far away noises…
…to community-based sporting clubs. However, sporting groups don’t just support gross motor development, but also with the children’s social skills, by supporting the development of communication skills, teamwork, and expected…
…refined motor responses. Typically, the forward (flexion) aspect of TLR integrates around four months of age, while the backward (extension) component may persist until three years old. However, when the…
…emotional regulation skills develop into adulthood. Some children require additional support to communicate their emotions and use regulation strategies to calm themselves down. Children with a diagnosis, such as ADHD…
…can complement these strategies by developing skill-building interventions that address the sensory, motor and cognitive components underlying specific learning disorders: Sensory processing: OTs assess and address sensory processing difficulties that…
…animals at large, a therapy dog, or our cherished furry companions at home, the ways they can provide support include: Emotional Support and Comfort: When feelings of anxiety and stress…
…some children adding an element of competition can be very motivating and fun. Competing against a parent can support engagement in handwriting tasks and allow for a sense of achievement….
…you have any questions in the meantime, you can email us at hello@occupationaltherapy.com.au or call 9913 3823. We look forward to seeing you at the course. Thanks for your booking!…
…you have any questions in the meantime, you can email us at hello@occupationaltherapy.com.au or call 9913 3823. We look forward to seeing you at the course. Thanks for your booking!…
