Lets Make Sense Occupational Therapists

11/10/2025

02/10/2025

Sometimes the world around us can just be a little over whelming.
Noice cancelling earphones can help kids with auditory sensitivities to regulate better and feel calmer and more content in a noisy environment.

26/09/2025

13/08/2025

Happy left-handers day to all our lefties.
We know that you face unique challenges that right handed people will never understand.

04/06/2025

Heavy work (the proprioceptive system) is something we use in therapy every day.
It helps us to regulate all other sensory information.

22/05/2025

Sometimes, when life is overwhelming and you just need a minute by yourself....
This little guy loved hiding under the crash pad, which provided him with lots of deep pressure feedback, to help him process all the information around him.

13/02/2025

This little (big) guy is one of our favorites!
He began therapy last year and was too scared to get onto swings or roll in the barrel! His vestibular (movement) and balance systems have improved so much!
Look how brave he has become!
He also loves the magic foam, which gives tactile, auditory, olfactory, and visual sensory input!
His mommy's feedback is that he is so much more balanced and explorative at home.
How special is it to see improvement!

24/01/2025

We are excited to make a difference in 2025!

Meet our team:

Grethe loves her busy life with her 3 boys. She wants to help all children reach their full potential.

Nadiyah is good-hearted and loves traveling with her almost 2-year old boy.

Arlien is excited about her wedding this year and although she is small, she aims to make a big difference!

14/11/2024

This little guy is sensitive to tactile input all over his body. Exposing him to different textures in a playfully manner helps to desensitize him and cope better with every day textures.

12/11/2024

Working hard on balance, postural control an stability, midline crossing and bilateral integration skills. All while pretending to be a pirate on a big ship.

02/11/2024

Allow your child to be brave.