Sensory Integration
Helping a child's nervous system make sense of sound, touch and movement.
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Six full programmes, not single techniques — each plan built around one child and their day.
Helping a child's nervous system make sense of sound, touch and movement.
Learn moreGrip, hand strength and letter formation — so writing stops being a battle.
Learn moreDressing, eating, washing, sleeping — independence built one routine at a time.
Learn moreStructured, joyful play that rebuilds connection between child and parent.
Learn moreAttention, seating and classroom strategies, agreed with the teachers.
Learn morePractical routines and strategies you can actually run at home.
Learn moreNot sure which?
Pick the line that sounds most like your week. It is only a starting point — we confirm it together in the free consultation.
Noise, textures, clothing or food are the battleStart with Sensory Integration
Writing, cutting or buttons are the battleStart with Fine Motor & Handwriting
Dressing, eating or sleeping are the battleStart with Daily Living Skills
The relationship itself feels strainedStart with Theraplay
Home is fine but school is notStart with School Support
You need a plan that works at homeStart with Parent Coaching
The process
Every family follows the same four steps — the content inside them is built around your child.
A relaxed conversation about your concerns and what a typical day looks like. No commitment.
Structured observation and standardised tools to map sensory, motor, attention and daily function.
Clear goals in plain language, agreed with you — plus the home strategies that make them stick.
Regular play-based sessions, progress tracked against goals, and the plan adjusted as your child grows.
FAQ
Very often, yes. Most plans combine two — commonly sensory work with either school support or parent coaching. The free consultation is where we work out the right mix.
You do not have to. Bring the difficulty, not the diagnosis — describe what your week actually looks like and I will recommend where to begin.
School visits are part of the school support service. For home visits, ask on WhatsApp — it depends on location and availability.
Yes. It is a conversation, not an assessment — so you can decide whether to go further without committing to anything.
Describe your week on WhatsApp and I will tell you honestly which service fits — or whether you need someone else entirely.