Together Growing Strong

Together Growing Strong Tammy is specialist who works with children and young people from pre-school to young adulthood.

Together Growing Strong envisions a future where it is normal for people of all abilities to receive the support they need to live their best life, without being disadvantaged. A world where neurodiverse children and young people are empowered to reach their full potential through compassionate, personalised, and innovative support. Our mission at Together Growing Strong is to provide compassionate, personalised, and research-informed support to children and young people. We focus on individual needs and use innovative strength-based approaches to foster growth, partnering with clients to facilitate their personal goals. Together, we aim to help everyone thrive with dignity and integrity.

13/10/2025

⏰ Time + Effort = Progress 💪

For kids with learning disabilities, success doesn’t happen overnight — it’s built slowly, with patience, persistence, and the right support. 🌱

A simple timer can be a game-changer: breaking tasks into smaller chunks helps reduce overwhelm, build focus, and celebrate every little win along the way.

💛 Every effort counts. Every minute matters. Progress is progress, no matter the pace.

12/10/2025

We are deeply proud to continue our work to support our community to Access events and activities.

This year we have volunteered our space to be a quiet zone for the City of Onkaparinga Christmas pageant.

Will work to make our space as accessible and welcoming as possible for people who need a quiet space time to chill out and regulate or just a space to wait until the pageant swings past on Beach Road

This is definitely tied to our value that everyone deserves to be apart and have access to special community events like this. We are deeply excited to support the community by offering a simple accessible space

🎄 Christmas is coming! We’re thinking of doing a festive countdown filled with sensory-friendly activities for the whole...
12/10/2025

🎄 Christmas is coming! We’re thinking of doing a festive countdown filled with sensory-friendly activities for the whole family to enjoy. 💛

What do you think — should we do it? ✨
👇 Comment YES or NO below!

✨ Sometimes, the best therapy isn’t formal—it’s laughter shared over a cup of coffee. Parenting a child with a learning ...
12/10/2025

✨ Sometimes, the best therapy isn’t formal—it’s laughter shared over a cup of coffee. Parenting a child with a learning disability can feel heavy at times, but moments like these remind us we’re not alone. 💬💛

When we share stories, swap ideas, and simply be together, we lighten the load. Because connection isn’t just comforting—it’s powerful. 🌿

🌟 Sensory Kids Be Like… 🌟From sock seams to snack choices, every little quirk tells a bigger story. These aren’t “just h...
11/10/2025

🌟 Sensory Kids Be Like… 🌟
From sock seams to snack choices, every little quirk tells a bigger story. These aren’t “just habits”—they’re sensory signals that show us how kids experience the world. 💛

When we understand, we connect. When we connect, kids feel safe to be their true selves. 🌿

👉 Which of these sensory moments feels most familiar in your home? Share in the comments—we’d love to hear your story.

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In our neurodivergent home, we’ve learned that sometimes the best sensory supports are the simple, creative ones you can...
10/10/2025

In our neurodivergent home, we’ve learned that sometimes the best sensory supports are the simple, creative ones you can put together yourself. 💛

These DIY ideas aren’t fancy or expensive—they’re practical ways we meet everyone’s needs day to day. Because supporting sensory regulation doesn’t have to mean buying all the gadgets—it can start with a little imagination and what you already have at home. 🌿

👉 Have you tried any DIY sensory hacks at home? Share your favorite—we’d love to add it to our list!

✨ Every child experiences the world differently through their senses. Some crave extra input—others feel overwhelmed by ...
09/10/2025

✨ Every child experiences the world differently through their senses. Some crave extra input—others feel overwhelmed by too much. Both are valid, both are real. 💛

Your journey matters, and sharing helps build understanding. 🌿

08/10/2025

"It’s Not Misbehaviour — It’s a Sensory Mismatch."

We all have a unique sensory profile — a personal way our brain processes sights, sounds, smells, tastes, textures, movement, balance, and internal signals. Some people barely notice flickering lights, itchy tags, or background noise… while others feel overwhelmed, distracted, or physically distressed by them.

For neurodivergent individuals, these sensory differences can be more intense, and harder to regulate.
They might seek more, avoid more, or become easily dysregulated — not because they're being difficult, but because the world doesn’t match what their nervous system needs.

🧠 When we shift the question from
❌ “Why are they misbehaving?”
to
💡 “Could this be a sensory mismatch?”
—we create space for understanding, compassion, and practical support.

This video explores all 8 senses and how under- or over-responsiveness can impact daily life — in school, at work, in relationships, or in our own bodies.

🎥 Watch now and learn how sensory needs shape behaviour — and how small adjustments can make a big difference.

👇 Ever felt overwhelmed or out of sync with your environment? Or supported someone who has? Share your experience below — your insight might be just what someone else needs to hear.

Great advice from Dino at OTFC Group, as always.
07/10/2025

Great advice from Dino at OTFC Group, as always.

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Hackham, SA
5163

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 12:30pm - 8:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

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