Children's Sensory Therapy Ltd

14/01/2026

Crocs… love them or hate them? 👀

This was three of the team working from the clinic today — proudly rocking their Crocs.
So we’re curious… are you team comfort first, or are you firmly in the “pass me a sick bowl” camp? 😅

A bit like Marmite, there doesn’t seem to be much middle ground.
Practical? Comfortable? Easy to clean?
Or just a hard no?

We’d love to know your thoughts — love them or hate them? Drop a comment below 👇

14/01/2026

This sounds like a great resource. Thanks The LD Physio !

13/01/2026

Oooo, another great post from Workingmanskitchen!! This support group sounds fantastic! ###

12/01/2026

We really valued the opportunity to work alongside Greenwood Academies Trust to contribute to the delivery of their SEND Conference last week.

It was encouraging to engage with such knowledgeable and reflective primary and secondary colleagues, with thoughtful discussion around neurodivergence and trauma, and a clear focus on translating understanding into practical, meaningful change for children.

Thank you to Greenwood Academies Trust for the collaboration and for prioritising high-quality professional learning that keeps children’s needs at the centre.

25/12/2025

Love this. Thanks Sarah Naish -Author & Therapeutic Parent and Sarah Dillon Author and Therapeutic Parenting Consultant for all you do.
Merry Christmas!

25/12/2025

And just like that… it’s Christmas Day! 🎄✨

Whether your house is full of excitement, regulation strategies, snack negotiations, cosy calm corners, or chocolate for breakfast (fully endorsed by us 🍫😉), we’re sending you lots of festive cheer from all of us at Children’s Sensory Therapy.

May today be gentle, joyful and flexible, with plans optional and pyjamas encouraged.
Have a truly lovely Christmas, exactly as you are 💗

With warm festive wishes,
The CST Team ✨

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24/12/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from Children’s Sensory Therapy 🎄

As the year comes to a close, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to all of our wonderful children and families. It has been a real privilege to walk alongside you, support your journeys, and celebrate every step forward – big and small.

We’re wishing you a Christmas filled with moments of connection, comfort, and calm, whatever that looks like for your family 💛

With warmest wishes for a gentle and happy festive season,
The Children’s Sensory Therapy team ✨

23/12/2025

✨ A little Christmas support from us ✨

We’re really pleased to share our FREE Christmas Sensory Guide from everyone here at Children’s Sensory Therapy 🎄

It’s been created to offer gentle, practical ideas to support children and families during what can be a busy, noisy, and sometimes overwhelming time of year.

You’re very welcome to download it, share it, and pass it on to anyone who might find it helpful 💛

Wishing you a calm, cosy, and sensory-kind festive season ✨

We’re excited to share a free Christmas Sensory Guide we’ve put together here at Children’s Sensory Therapy. It’s designed to offer gentle, practical support for families during what can be a busy and overwhelming time of year.

23/12/2025

For all of you Occupational Therapists out there 🤣🎅Merry Christmas

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22/12/2025

✨ Seasonal Sensations at Christmas ✨

Christmas can be a lovely time to explore food and sensory experiences in a playful, low-pressure way 🎄
Cooking and tasting activities offer so much more than festive fun – they support confidence, curiosity, fine motor skills, and regulation when approached gently and at the child’s pace.

Simple activities like decorating biscuits, stirring mixtures, smelling spices, or creating edible decorations allow children to explore rather than perform. There is no expectation to eat – looking, touching, smelling, and playing all count as meaningful sensory experiences 💛

A few gentle reminders for this time of year:
✔️ Follow your child’s lead
✔️ Keep demands low
✔️ Pair new foods with familiar ones
✔️ Respect preferences and boundaries
✔️ Create space away from busy kitchens if needed

Small, safe experiences build trust over time – and that’s where confidence grows 🌟