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Oct 14
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Playdates enhance social skills for these children in our speech pathology, occupational therapy and ESDM clinics in bondi junction and mascot.

Playdates Enhance Social Skills

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The Role of Playdates in Enhancing Social Skills Playdates offer more than just fun for children. They create vital opportunities to develop and enhance social skills, particularly for children who may need extra support in this area, such as those with developmental delays or autism. Social interaction is essential for a child’s growth, and playdates provide a natural setting for learning social skills like sharing, turn-taking, and communication. In this blog, we’ll explore the role of playdates in boosting social development. We’ll also look at how speech pathology, occupational therapy, and the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) can support children…

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Oct 14
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Learn how visuals help children with autism and developmental delays with many areas of development in bondi junction and mascot

Using Visuals at Home

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Using Visuals at Home to Support Children with Developmental Delay and Autism Visuals can be a powerful tool for children with developmental delay and autism. They help children understand routines, communicate needs, and reduce anxiety. By using visuals at home, parents can create a more structured, predictable environment. This makes it easier for children to learn and grow. In this blog, we’ll explore how to use visuals at home and why they are so effective for children with autism and developmental delays. We will also highlight the support available through speech pathology, occupational therapy, and ESDM (Early Start Denver Model)…

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Oct 12
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Motivating Child To Sit On The Toilet

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How Occupational Therapy Helps with Toilet Training: Motivating Your Child to Sit on the Toilet Longer Toilet training can be one of the more challenging milestones for both parents and children, especially for those with additional support needs. For families in Bondi Junction and Mascot, our Occupational Therapists play a vital role in guiding parents through the process of helping children master toilet training. One of the most difficult parts of this journey is motivating children to sit on the toilet for longer periods. Finding the right motivation is key, and when done right, it can make all the difference…

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Oct 10
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Learn how to prepare a child emotionally for school in our Speech Pathology and Occupational Therapy programs in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Prepare Child Emotionally For School

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How to Prepare Your Child Emotionally for Their First Day of School. Tips from our Speech Pathologists and Occupational Therapists in Bondi Junction and Mascot. The first day of school is a huge milestone in your child’s life, especially if they have higher support needs such as autism or developmental delays. The transition from home or preschool to the structured environment of school can cause anxiety and uncertainty. Emotional preparation is key to helping your child feel calm, confident, and ready for this new chapter. In this blog, we’ll explore emotional development expectations for five-year-olds, why children might feel anxious…

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Oct 07
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Collaboration between speech pathologists, occupational therapists and certified esdm therapists leads to better outcomes for children with autism and developmental delays

Collaboration Between Therapists

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The Importance of Collaboration Between Therapists: Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, and ESDM Therapists Collaboration between therapists is key to providing the best possible care for children with developmental challenges. When Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, and ESDM Therapists work together, they can create a comprehensive support system that helps children reach their goals more efficiently. In Bondi Junction and Mascot, where families seek therapy services to support their children, an integrated approach is even more valuable. This blog explores the importance of collaboration between these professionals and how it benefits the child’s progress, promotes generalisation of skills, and reduces duplication of…

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Oct 04
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Using Speech Pathology, Occuoational Therapy and ESDM therapy to help shy children develop their social skills in our Bondi Junction and Mascot clinics

How to Encourage Social Skills in Shy Children

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How to Encourage Social Skills in Shy Children: 7 Gentle Approaches Shyness is very common in children. While it’s completely normal, it can sometimes make it harder for kids to develop social skills, make friends, and join group activities. If your child is shy, helping them build social skills takes patience and care. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Bondi Junction and Mascot, we offer specialised support through Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, and the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM). We can help shy children develop the social skills they need. In this post, we’ll share seven gentle ways to help your…

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Oct 03
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Developing an IEP at school for a child who needs Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy or ESDM in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Developing an IEP for your child

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Developing an Individualised Education Plan (IEP) for Your Child with Autism in Australia Creating an Individualised Education Plan (IEP) for your child with autism is key to ensuring they receive the right support to thrive in school. In Australia, this process involves collaboration between parents, teachers, and specialists to design a tailored plan that addresses your child’s specific needs. The Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists and Certified ESDM Therapists in our Bondi Junction and Mascot teams are frequently involved in developing IEP’s. This guide will provide an overview of how to develop an effective IEP for your child, including understanding the…

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Sep 25
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Understand the pros and cons of taking a therapy break from speech pathology, occupational therapy and ESDm sessions in bondi junction and mascot

Holidays and Therapy Breaks: What Parents Need to Know

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As parents, we understand the importance of consistency in your child’s therapy routine. However, holidays are a time for relaxation and family bonding, which can sometimes mean taking a break from therapy. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy, with our Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, and ESDM clinics located in Bondi Junction and Mascot, we want to help you make an informed decision about taking therapy breaks during holidays. Here’s what you need to know about the pros and cons of pausing therapy for a holiday. The Benefits of Taking a Break from Therapy Family Bonding and Rest Holidays offer a unique opportunity…

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Sep 09
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A child working with anxiety with occupational therapist to develop coping skills in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Occupational Therapy and Anxiety in Children

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The Role of Occupational Therapy in Managing Anxiety in Children: Expert Care in Bondi Junction and Mascot Anxiety in children is a growing concern, impacting their ability to thrive at school, in social situations, and at home. It can manifest through excessive worry, avoidance behaviours, physical symptoms, and emotional outbursts. While cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) and counselling are commonly recommended, Occupational Therapy (OT) offers unique and effective approaches to help children manage anxiety. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Bondi Junction and Mascot, we take a holistic approach to addressing anxiety through tailored occupational therapy interventions. This blog explores the vital role…

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Sep 07
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Children with autism who has an early diagnosis and started early intervention with the ESDM in Sydney

5 Families’ Journeys to Autism Diagnosis

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5 Families’ Journeys to Autism Diagnosis: Understanding the Path to RealiSation The journey to understanding that a child may have autism is unique for every family. It involves a mix of emotions, challenges, and eventually, acceptance. Here are the stories of five different families and their experiences realising their young child might have autism and seeking a diagnosis. 1. The Anderson Family: Recognising Early Signs The Andersons were thrilled when their son, Max, was born. However, by the time Max turned two, his parents noticed he wasn’t meeting the same milestones as his older sister. Max didn’t respond to his…

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Aug 21
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Young girl with autism doing an IQ test in our Bondi Junction and Mascot clinics

Speech Pathology Mascot

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Unlocking Your Child’s Potential: Speech Pathology Services in Mascot The first three years of your child’s life are crucial for their development. This is when they learn to communicate, develop motor skills, and enhance their cognitive abilities. During this period, their brain undergoes significant growth, leading to these essential skills. However, some children may not develop these skills at the same rate or in the same way as their peers. That’s where our Speech Pathology program in Mascot comes in, providing the necessary support to help your child thrive. Why Your Child Might Need Speech Pathology Children might need Speech…

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Aug 16
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Teach children with ADHD, developmental delay or autism to tidy bedroom in Bondi Junction or Mascot child development clinic

10 Strategies to Help Your Child Have a Tidy Bedroom

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How to Help Children Keep Their Bedroom Tidy: A Practical Guide for Parents Keeping a child’s bedroom tidy can feel like a never-ending battle for many parents. Toys, clothes, books, and random bits of paper seem to multiply overnight, turning what was once a neat room into a chaotic mess. However, teaching children how to keep their bedroom tidy is not just about maintaining a clean space; it’s about instilling life skills that promote responsibility, organisation, and independence. For children with ADHD, developmental delay, or autism, this can be even harder. In this blog post, we’ll explore effective strategies to…

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