PEERS Training - Psychology
Our Principal Psychologist Deni spent all day Thursday, Friday and Saturday completing the online training to be a certified facilitator...
Pencil grasp - Occupational Therapy
Does my kid’s pencil grasp need fixing? How am I supposed to know? Like any other milestones (rolling over -> crawling -> first steps...
Collaborative Art-Making - Art Therapy
Collaborative Art-Making Lately we’ve started to explore collaborative art-making during our art therapy sessions with some of the kids...
Anger Iceberg - Psychology
How do we stay gracious and empathetic when our child is yelling and kicking off? In the face of anger, it can be helpful to remember...
Tummy time is not just for babies! - Occupational Therapy
Tummy time is not just for babies! Development of strength, endurance and so much more happens on the floor! Some children may become...
How does speech and language develop? - Speech Pathology
It is very important to look holistically at speech and language development which includes foundations such as attention and play...
Gratitude - Psychology
Evidence has suggested that finding the time to show gratitude for what you have in life can improve the mental health of people...
Emotional vocabulary and regulation - Psychology
Kids will communicate in the ways that they have learnt naturally, but we may also need to strategically assist them in understanding how...
Bilateral coordination - Occupational Therapy
Does your child seem clumsy, uncoordinated or or move awkwardly? But why? Bilateral coordination is the ability to coordinate both sides...
Art Therapy online - how does it work? - Art Therapy
Art Therapy online - how does it work? Often we get enquiries from our parents asking how can you do art therapy through a computer...
