Fine motor skills involve the use of our hands, fingers & eyes and can be defined as the ability to co-ordinate the action of the eyes and hands together in performing precise manipulative movements. Fine motor skills develop after gross motor...
The Importance of the Attention Autism ProgramIn today’s world, inclusive education and therapy play a crucial role in supporting autistic children. One highly regarded approach that has proven effective in enhancing engagement and communication skills is the Attention Autism Program....
Floor Time for Children with Additional Needs For children with special needs, early intervention and personalised approaches to learning and socialisation are crucial for development. One of the most effective methods for fostering engagement, communication, and emotional growth is Floor...
Creating awareness around ARFID (Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) and how to tell it apart from normal picky eating. Because ARFID is more commonly presented in individuals with Autism see more on how to read the signs...
Developing Phonics: Encouraging Good Reading Habits For Children: Why Does My Child Not Enjoy Reading? Not every child enjoys reading. Some common reasons why your child may not like to read include: Your child regards reading as...
Why Appointments Are Hard For Autistic Children & Teenagers: - Many autistic individuals have social and communication difficulties, a preference for routines, and sensory sensitivities. - This means that appointments with unfamiliar people in unfamiliar, busy or noisy places are...
Dyscalculia: - Dyscalculia primarily affects the learning process in relation to mathematics. - Dyscalculia has a varying levels of severity and can affect different areas of mathematical calculations. - These difficulties can have an adverse effect on many day-to-day activities...
- "Heavy Work" Sensory Activities include any activity that requires your child to use their muscles and joints, putting pressure on them as they move, providing necessary sensory proprioceptive input that helps your child self-regulate. - Such activities include: Raking...
