“But They’re Fine at School!”: Why Your Child May Struggle More at Home
Why does your child seem fine at school, only to become overwhelmed once they get home? We explore how school demands, sensory needs, masking and regulation can contribute to very different experiences across home and school.
Sleep in Children: Why It Matters and How to Support Healthy Sleep
Discover why sleep is important for children, what factors can impact sleep, positive sleep practices, and when sleep difficulties may require further investigation or support.
Sensory Seeking vs Sensory Avoidance in Kids: What It Means and How to Support Your Child
Learn about sensory seeking vs sensory avoiding in kids, what it means in sensory processing, and practical ways to support regulation at home and school.
School Readiness & Preparing for School Transitions
Starting school is a major milestone that involves more than academic skills — it’s about building confidence, independence, emotional regulation, and the everyday abilities needed to thrive in a structured learning environment. Occupational therapy can support children and families to develop these foundational skills, helping to ease the transition into school and promote a positive, confident start.re
Autism and Occupational Therapy: How OT Can Help
Discover how paediatric occupational therapy supports autistic children with sensory needs, emotional regulation, daily routines, and school participation using a neuroaffirming, strengths-based approach.
What Do Paediatric Occupational Therapists Do?
Paediatric occupational therapists support children to develop everyday skills for home, school, and community life. Learn how OT can help with school readiness, emotional regulation, sensory processing, and independence.