by Dr Tharina Annandale | Feb 4, 2025 | Blog
Good things take time As a child, our family always did their Christmas shopping in a large mall. Although this is very practical and the most shops can be found within a short distance of one another, shopping in a mall can cause a lot of challenges. I remember that...
by Elrika Beukes | Jan 8, 2025 | Blog
Back-to-School Sensory Tips for Parents: Helping Your Child Settle into the New Year The back-to-school season is here—cue the excitement, the backpacks, the lunchboxes, and, let’s be honest, a little bit of chaos. For kids with sensory sensitivities, though, school...
by Leanne Fleischmann | Nov 14, 2024 | Blog, Uncategorized
Sensory Spaces Blog By: Leanne Fleischmann A Sensory Spaces playground = A Sensory Integration awakening! You know, in many different instances we as humans ask about the bigger picture. We ask about how this will turn out in the end or what the outcome would be....
by Amy Rode | Oct 9, 2024 | Blog, Uncategorized
Exciting new Tool! Helping therapists to communicate intricate, detailed information from evaluations to parents, teachers and caregivers. As ASI®-trained OTs we have spent so much time learning and understanding the fundamentals of what Dr Jean Ayres and her scholars...
by Stella Sims | Sep 17, 2024 | Blog
Understanding Sensory Integration: Tips for Grandparents By Stella Sims Becoming or being a grandparent is the most amazing privilege. We get to love unconditionally, we learn to play and laugh again, as well as cry and hold and accept and marvel and swell with pride...
by Dr Elke Kraus | Aug 12, 2024 | Blog
HANDEDNESS: Right or left? Dr Elke Kraus Have you ever wondered whether a child is left or right-handed? Or ambidextrous? Or seemingly undecided as to which hand to use? As a paediatric occupational therapist, I did a lot of wondering about children who swapped their...
