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Continue reading »Schools and families struggling with children’s behaviour
Are you struggling with children’s behaviour? Many schools and families struggle while working with children with severe behavioural difficulties. You probably have seen the story of the child with autism ‘caged’ in Canberra. So many parents and teachers struggle with children’s behaviour from day to day. Did you know that Diana Henry’s sensory processing workshops
Continue reading »5 Reasons Why Reduced Screen Time Will Make Your Family Life Easier
Screen time… It’s one of those tricky topics to deal with from day to day as parents. Everyone has different values attached to screen time with kids, and there are some benefits as parents use the TV to keep kids happy during peak hour times of the day. Most of us do it… it’s all
Continue reading »School Readiness Program – Is your child ready for school?
Is your child ready for school? Can your child sit still and focus for long periods of time? Will your child be able to keep up with reading and writing activities? Does your child have the social and emotional skills to cope at school? Don’t let your child get behind before they have started! Join
Continue reading »Do you have a head banging child?
Do you have a child that head bangs? Here we have an article on head banging and how to identify if it is sensory or behavioural. This article was written by Occupational Therapist Gwen from Sensational Brain. Head Banging? A sensory seeking 2 year old is banging his head… Head-banging is common for sensory seekers
Continue reading »Behavioural Difficulties in the Classroom – A Child ‘Caged’ at School
Today’s national papers in Australia share the story of a child allegedly “caged’ in school in two separate incidences, one in Canberra and one in Newcastle. http://www.theherald.com.au/story/2988068/abuse-of-children-in-the-classroom/ http://www.smh.com.au/act-news/child-reportedly-contained-in-cagelike-structure-at-act-primary-school-20150402-1mdj0b.html Working with children with a variety of diagnoses including autism spectrum, ADHD, schizophrenia, anxiety and other developmental difficulties can be extremely challenging for teaching staff as well as
Continue reading »5 Reasons Why Your Child May be Anxious (that no-one told you)
5 Reasons Why Your Child May be Anxious (that no-one told you) There is increasing evidence to support the relationship between sensory hypersensitivity and anxiety. Sensory hypersensitivity or sensory defensiveness occurs when sensory information that normally is OK to bear is interpreted as being unpleasant or painful, and results in increased stress levels and behaviour
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