DaySTAR Occupational Therapy

19/10/2025

I have decided to post some of the key activities I use with the children at my therapy space.
so lets start with proprioceptive (deep pressure) activities
a very popular one is the lycra body glove

19/10/2025

thanks kids link

🌟 KidsLink Service Spotlight: DaySTAR Occupational Therapy

We’re proud to showcase Day Star OT, a long-time supporter of KidsLink, helping children build focus, confidence, and calm through fun, movement, and sensory play.

Led by experienced Occupational Therapist Lyndal Henry, Day Star OT supports children with:
✔️ ADHD, Autism, Dyspraxia
✔️ Sensory and developmental challenges
✔️ Auditory processing and retained reflexes

With swings, zorb balls, movement toys, and sensory games, therapy feels more like play, helping kids relax, focus, and grow without pressure. Parents are always welcome to be part of the journey too.
If you’re looking for caring, practical support that makes a real difference, check out Day Star OT today on KidsLink.

👉 https://kidslink.co.nz/services-view/daystar-ot-services/

17/07/2025

20/03/2025

Dyspraxia is one of the 6 subtypes of Sensory Processing Disorders (SPD) Many children have more than one of the following subtypes: sensory over-responding (sensory modulation disorder) se…

16/01/2025

What an interesting visual explanation for why kids with autism struggle with transitions!

>>> https://www.huffpost.com/entry/the-tendril-theory_b_7984160

17/12/2024

18/11/2024

You are free to play, do a puzzle and move about while doing the Tomatis® auditory retraining programme. You don't have to listen actively, concentrate, or do anything in particular. You can even sleep through the entire training programme with full effect. Read more about Tomatis® here: https://www.tomatis.co.nz/how-to-get-started/

17/11/2024

COMMENT '273' ⏱ and I will send you this Printout to help children navigate time blindness!
💡 Often an overlooked cause of behaviour is ⏰ Time Blindness.
This week on my podcast I am sharing “What Time Blindness” might look like and “What to do”.