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Aug 31
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Toddler reading a book to work on speech and language delay with our Speech Pathologist in Bondi Junction and Mascot.

How to Help a Toddler with Speech and Language Delay

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How to Help Your Toddler at Home Who Has Delayed Speech and Language If your toddler has a speech and language delay, you might feel concerned and eager to support their development. Our Speech Pathologists in Bondi Junction and Mascot frequently get phone calls from concerned parents. While professional intervention is essential, there are also many effective strategies you can implement at home to help your child progress. Here’s a detailed guide on how to support your toddler’s speech and language development. Understanding Speech and Language Delays Speech and language delays can manifest in various ways. Speech delays refer to…

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Aug 31
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Boy with ADHD working with our Occupational Therapist to achieve academic success in our Bondi Junction and Mascot clinics.

ADHD and Academic Success

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Helping Children with ADHD Thrive in School: The Impact of Occupational Therapy on Academic Success in Bondi Junction and Mascot Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects many children. It influences their ability to focus, manage impulses, and stay organised. For children with ADHD, school can be especially challenging. The demands of sitting still, paying attention, and following instructions can feel overwhelming. However, with the right support, children with ADHD can achieve academic success. Occupational Therapy (OT) offers one such valuable form of support. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Bondi Junction and Mascot, our Occupational Therapists are committed to helping children…

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Aug 31
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Handwriting is closely related to academic success so it still matters in our Occupational Therapy clinics in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Handwriting Still Matters

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Why Handwriting Still Matters: The Link Between Writing and Cognitive Development In today’s digital world, typing and touchscreens seem to dominate how we communicate. But despite the rise of technology, handwriting remains an important skill for children to develop. It’s not just about learning to write neatly; handwriting plays a vital role in cognitive development. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy, located in Bondi Junction and Mascot, our Occupational Therapists understand the significance of handwriting and how it supports a child’s overall growth. Handwriting still matters! In this blog, we’ll explore why handwriting still matters and how it connects to cognitive development…

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Aug 30
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Developing sensory integration skills with an Occupational Therapist in our Bondi Junction and Mascot skills

Play in Sensory Integration

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The Role of Play in Sensory Integration: How Everyday Games Can Boost Your Child’s Development Play is more than just fun for children; it’s a powerful tool for learning and development. Through play, children explore their world, learn new skills, and build the foundations for their future growth. One of the most important aspects of play is its role in sensory integration. Sensory integration refers to the brain’s ability to take in, process, and respond to information from the senses. This is crucial for a child’s ability to function effectively in everyday life. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy, located in Bondi…

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Aug 30
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explore the science behind motivation and how ESDM therapists use it to help children with autism stay engaged and make progress.

ESDM Keeps Kids Engaged and Learning

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The Science of Motivation: How ESDM Therapists Keep Kids Engaged and Learning Keeping children engaged in learning can be a challenge, especially for children with autism who may find it difficult to stay focused or motivated during therapy sessions. That’s where the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) comes in. ESDM therapists use a range of strategies to keep kids motivated, making learning both fun and effective. In this blog, we’ll explore the science behind motivation and how ESDM therapists use it to help children with autism stay engaged and learning. The Importance of Motivation in Learning Motivation is a key…

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Aug 30
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Play based Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) Therapy for children with autism In Bpndi JUnction, Mascot, Randwick and sydney

How To Talk To Children With Autism

By | Early Start Denver Model (ESDM)

Talking to children with autism can be challenging, but with the right approach, it can also be incredibly rewarding. Effective communication helps build trust, understanding, and meaningful relationships. Here are some simple and practical tips to help you talk to children with autism. Understanding Autism Autism is a developmental disorder that affects communication, behaviour, and social interactions. Children with autism may have difficulty understanding language, expressing themselves, and interpreting social cues. Each child with autism is unique, so it’s important to be patient and adapt your communication style to meet their needs. When you understand them, you can learn to…

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Aug 29
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Executive Functioning Development

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The Development of Executive Functioning from Infancy to Teenage Years Executive functioning skills are the mental processes that help us plan, organise, and manage our actions. These skills are essential for completing tasks, controlling emotions, and setting goals. Executive functioning develops gradually over time, starting in infancy and continuing into the teenage years. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy, we work with children to build their executive functioning skills through Occupational Therapy. In this blog post, we’ll explain the key milestones in executive functioning development and how we can help if your child is struggling. What Is Executive Functioning? Executive functioning refers…

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Aug 29
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Occupational Therapy plays a key role in helping children with executive functioning concerns. We address this in our 20 week ADHD program Bondi Junction and Mascot Occupational Therapy clinics.

Enhancing Executive Functioning Skills

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From Planning to Follow-Through: How Occupational Therapy Enhances Executive Functioning in Children with Learning Challenges Executive functioning is a set of mental skills that helps us plan, organise, and complete tasks. For children with learning challenges, these skills can be difficult to develop. This is where Occupational Therapy (OT) plays a crucial role. By helping children build executive functioning skills, OT can empower them to succeed both in school and in daily life. In this blog post, we’ll explore what executive functioning is, why it matters, and how Occupational Therapy can make a difference for children with learning challenges. What…

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Aug 29
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Children need a consistent daily routine to function at their best. We address this in our Bondi Junction and Mascot Occupational Therapy clinics.

Your Child Needs a Consistent Daily Routine

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The Importance of a Consistent Daily Routine for Children Establishing a consistent daily routine is crucial for children’s development and overall well-being. A routine provides structure, predictability, and a sense of security, all of which are essential for helping children feel safe and confident as they navigate the world around them. Whether at home, school, or in therapy, having a consistent daily routine can support your child in developing key skills and managing transitions more effectively. In this blog post, we’ll explore the importance of a consistent daily routine, the benefits it provides, and practical ways to implement it for…

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Aug 29
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Avoid squeezies and eat food in traditional forms off a plate for better speech development

Avoid Squeezies

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Why Children Should Avoid Squeezies Squeezies have become a popular choice for parents seeking convenient and easy meal options for their children. Found in most supermarkets, these squeezies are marketed as healthy and time-saving alternatives to traditional meals. However, while they may seem like a perfect solution for busy families, there are several reasons why children should avoid eating from squeezies regularly. Here, we’ll explore the potential downsides of squeezies and why traditional eating methods are more beneficial for your child’s development. Lack of Oral Motor Development Impact on Chewing Skills Chewing is an essential skill that children need to…

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Aug 28
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Occupational Therapy helps children with organisational skills do things like pack their school bags independently. We address this in our Bondi Junction and Mascot Occupational Therapy clinics.

Teach Your Child to Pack a School Bag

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Teach Your Child to Pack Their Own School Bag: An Occupational Therapy Perspective Packing a school bag is a daily task that offers a great opportunity for children to develop organisational skills, independence, and responsibility. From an occupational therapy (OT) perspective, this task can be broken down into manageable steps and tailored to fit each child’s unique needs. Here’s a comprehensive guide to teaching your child to pack their own school bag. Understanding the Basics to Pack a Schoolbag Developmental Readiness: Children typically develop the necessary skills to pack their own school bag around the ages of 5-7. Look for…

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Aug 28
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Let’s explore why movement matters so much in ESDM sessions and how it helps children with autism engage and learn more effectively.

The Role of Movement in the ESDM

By | Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) | No Comments

Why Movement Matters: The Role of Movement in the ESDM and How It Enhances Learning Let’s explore why movement matters so much in ESDM sessions and how it helps children with autism engage and learn more effectively. When we think of therapy for children with autism, we often imagine activities like puzzles, drawing, and social games. But did you know that movement is just as important in therapy? In the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM), physical activity plays a crucial role in helping children learn and engage better. Movement-based activities like climbing, bouncing on a gym ball, or even just…

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