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Jul 25
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Occupational Therapy session for children with ADHD and postural strength in our Bondi Junction and Mascot clinics

Understanding Sensory Integration

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Understanding Sensory Integration: A Guide for Parents in Bondi Junction What is Sensory Integration? Sensory integration may seem like a complex concept, but it’s critical to your child’s development, especially if they have ADHD or sensory challenges. Simply put, sensory processing is how your child’s brain interprets and responds to the information from their senses. When sensory systems are working properly and a child is responding to the information, the sensory systems are integrated. This means children can interact with their environment smoothly and comfortably. When they aren’t, daily tasks and routines can become overwhelming. In this guide, we’ll break…

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Jul 25
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Tweezers builds fine motor skills in Occupational Therapy session in Bondi Junction and Mascot.

Tweezers build finger strength

By | Occupational Therapy

Tweezers might seem like simple tools, but for young children, they can be powerful tools for building finger strength and fine motor skills. Using tweezers is like a fun workout for little fingers, and it can help children develop the dexterity they need for everyday tasks like writing, buttoning, cutting and tying shoelaces. The Occupational Therapists in our Bondi Junction and Mascot clinics often use amazing tweezer activities to build finger strength and co-ordination. Let’s dive into the exciting world of tweezers and see how they can help build finger strength in young children in a fun and simple way….

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Jul 25
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Learn how to support your fussy eater at home with these strategies when they start food refusal that we recommend from our Sydney feeding clinic.

Supporting Your Fussy Eater at Home

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Supporting Your Fussy Eater at Home: Practical Tips for Parents Dealing with a fussy eater at home can be a challenging and often stressful experience for parents. Mealtime battles, limited food choices, and the constant worry about nutrition can take a toll on the entire family. However, with the right strategies and a bit of patience, you can help your child develop healthier eating habits and a more positive relationship with food. Here are some practical tips for supporting your fussy eater at home. Introduction to Fussy Eating Fussy eating is common among children, particularly during the toddler and preschool…

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Jul 24
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Creating a sensory friendly home by working with our Occupational Therapist in our Occupational Therapy clinic in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Gross Motor Development 2 to 5 years

By | Occupational Therapy

Gross Motor Development: Occupational Therapy for Children in Bondi Junction and Mascot Gross motor development is all about how children learn to use their large muscles to move their bodies. For kids between the ages of 2 and 5, this is an exciting time full of running, jumping, climbing, and exploring. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy, our Occupational Therapists work with young children to develop gross motor skills. Let’s dive into the world of gross motor development and see how young children grow and develop their physical skills in a fun and engaging way. Age 2: Discovering Movement At age 2,…

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Jul 24
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Sounds Write therapy for dyslexia in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Emotional Impact of Dyslexia on Children

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Understanding the Emotional Impact of Dyslexia on Young Children As a parent, watching your child struggle with dyslexia can be heart-wrenching. Beyond the academic challenges, this can significantly impact a child’s emotional and psychological well-being. Understanding the emotional impact of dyslexia and knowing how to build your child’s confidence and self-esteem is crucial. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Bondi Junction and Mascot, we’re here to guide you through this journey. The Emotional Impact of Dyslexia Frustration and Anxiety Children with dyslexia often feel frustrated when they can’t keep up with their peers. This frustration can lead to anxiety, especially in…

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Jul 24
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Therapy session for Dyslexia treatment using sounds write in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Sounds Write for Dyslexia in Bondi Junction

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Unlocking Your Child’s Potential: The Benefits of the Sounds Write Literacy Intervention for Dyslexia As a parent, seeing your child struggle with reading and writing can be heart-wrenching. Dyslexia, a common learning difficulty, often hinders a child’s ability to read, spell, and write effectively. Fortunately, at OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Sydney, we understand these challenges and are committed to providing effective solutions. One such solution we use at at our Bondi Junction and Mascot is the Sounds Write literacy intervention program, specifically designed to support children with dyslexia. What is Sounds Write? Sounds Write is an evidence-based phonics program designed…

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Jul 23
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A child in an ESDM Early start Denver Model session with multidisciplinary approach that includes Speech Pathology and Occupational Therapy

Multidisciplinary Intervention for ESDM clinics

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The Importance of Multidisciplinary Early Intervention Clinics for Children with Autism Using the Early Start Denver Model Early intervention is crucial for children with autism, significantly impacting their development and long-term outcomes. Among the various approaches, the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) stands out for its evidence-based and comprehensive methodology. To maximise the effectiveness of ESDM, it is essential for early intervention clinics to adopt a multidisciplinary approach. This blog explores why multidisciplinary clinics are vital for providing holistic and effective care for children with autism. Understanding the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) The ESDM is a play-based, relationship-focused therapy…

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Jul 23
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One of the key programs we offer in our SYdney clinics to support children and their families is the Hanen Program: It Takes Two to Talk.

Sydney Hanen Program: It Takes Two to Talk

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Introduction to the Hanen Program: It Takes Two to Talk Welcome to OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Sydney, where we are dedicated to helping children with language delays reach their full potential. One of the key programs we offer to support children and their families is the Hanen Program: It Takes Two to Talk. This evidence-based program is designed specifically for parents of children with language delays, providing them with the tools and strategies they need to support their child’s language development effectively. We firmly believe that parents are their child’s best therapists, and this program empowers you to make a…

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Jul 23
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Our feeding clinics and picky eating program helping children across sydney become adventurous eaters

Feeding clinics in Sydney

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Discover Comprehensive Feeding Support at OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Sydney Are mealtimes a source of stress and worry in your household? Is your child a picky eater or struggling with feeding issues? At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy, we understand the challenges that come with feeding difficulties, and we’re here to help. Our feeding clinics in Bondi Junction and Mascot, Sydney, are dedicated to providing comprehensive, personalised support to children and their families. Let’s explore how our expert team can assist you in creating happier, healthier mealtimes. Understanding Feeding Difficulties Feeding difficulties can range from picky eating to more complex issues involving…

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Jul 23
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Young girl working on her dyslexia with Speech Pathologist in Bondi Junction and Mscot

Dyslexia Tips for Home

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Empowering Your Child with Dyslexia: Tips for Parents at Home Supporting a child with dyslexia at home can make a significant difference in their learning journey. Dyslexia, a learning disorder that affects reading, writing, and spelling, can present unique challenges. However, with the right strategies and support, your child can thrive. Here are some practical tips for parents in Bondi Junction and Mascot to help their child with dyslexia at home. 1. Create a Positive Reading Environment Encourage a Love for Reading Choose Interesting Books: Find books on topics your child loves to spark their interest. Read Aloud Together: Share…

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Jul 23
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A child who finds reading hard is doing Sounds Write in Speech Pathology clinic in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Writing Skills at Different Ages

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Developing Writing Skills at Different Ages: How Occupational Therapy in Bondi Junction and Mascot Can Help Writing is a crucial skill that children develop gradually as they grow. From scribbling their first lines to composing full sentences, each stage of writing development is essential. As a parent, understanding these stages can help you support your child’s progress. Let’s explore how writing skills develop at different ages and how Occupational Therapy at our Bondi Junction and Mascot clinics can support your child’s journey. Writing Skills Development by Age Toddlers (1-2 Years) At this stage, children are just beginning to explore writing….

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Jul 23
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Using ESDM group therapy as early intervention to build social skills for children with autism in Sydney

Why Your Child Should Do ESDM Groups

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The Benefits of Group Intervention for Children with Autism in Sydney: Boosting Social Skills with ESDM Groups Group intervention is a fantastic way to support children with autism. It offers benefits that go beyond one-on-one therapy. One of the biggest advantages is helping kids develop social skills with their peers. Let’s explore how group intervention can help and how Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) groups make a difference. Why Group Intervention Works Enhancing Social Skills Natural Social Interactions: In a group, children can interact with their peers naturally. This helps them practice skills like taking turns, sharing, and starting conversations….

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