Seirrah Therapies

19/03/2026

Another busy day on the road again…. Yesterday Oxford and today heading south 😊

This is always a busy time of the year with phase transfer reviews. So pleased to be supporting where we can.

Clinic update: we have opened our new space but it’s very much needing work to fully open. Roll on Easter 🐣 - we hope to launch shortly after 😊

26/02/2026

26/02/2026

🎨 HELP US CHOOSE OUR FEATURE WALL! 🎨

We’re picking the colour for our reception feature wall at the new Seirrah Therapies clinic… and we want YOUR input!

This wall sets the tone the moment families walk in. It needs to feel:

✨ Welcoming
✨ Calm but uplifting
✨ Professional
✨ Sensory considered

Here are some of the current contenders…

Comment with your vote 👇
1️⃣ Bright Blue
2️⃣ Olive Green
3️⃣ Soft Grey
4️⃣ Teal

Or suggest something completely different if we’ve missed a winner!

Let’s build this space together 💛

23/02/2026

We will be back to the office tomorrow ready for this half term. We are still moving so please bear with us if we are a little slow to respond 😊

22/02/2026

💛 Our Mission Explained 💛

Occupational Therapy should never feel abstract.

Our mission is simple:
To help children participate fully in real life.

Not just perform in a clinic.
Not just tick a box on a report.
Not just score on an assessment.

We assess thoroughly.
We plan collaboratively.
We intervene purposefully.

Because participation is everything.

💬 What does participation look like for your child? Tell us below.

21/02/2026

💫 Our Vision at Seirrah Therapies

We don’t just “do OT”.

We are building a specialist service known for:
✔️ High quality assessments
✔️ Legally robust recommendations
✔️ Real life outcomes
✔️ Clear, defensible provision

Because families deserve clarity.
Schools deserve guidance.
Children deserve support that actually works.

💬 If you’ve ever felt confused by vague recommendations or generic advice, you’re not alone.

We believe in precision, purpose, and participation.

👉 Comment “VISION” if this resonates.

20/02/2026

Are You a Company or Organisation Interested in Collaborating with Seirrah Therapies?

We are expanding our partnerships and are keen to connect with aligned organisations who share our commitment to improving outcomes for children and young people.

Seirrah Therapies works at the intersection of:

• Sensory integration and participation
• Education and statutory processes
• Multi-disciplinary collaboration
• Training and professional development
• Complex needs consultation

We are open to collaboration with:

• Schools and education groups
• Independent specialist provisions
• Training providers
• Healthcare organisations
• Local authorities
• Community and family support services
• Ethical product or service providers aligned with child development and participation

We are particularly interested in partnerships that:

✔️ Value evidence-informed, neurodiversity affirming practice
✔️ Prioritise participation and functional goals
✔️ Seek long-term, meaningful collaboration rather than transactional referrals
✔️ Want to co-develop innovative services, training, or consultation models

If your organisation is interested in working with a specialist service that operates with integrity, clarity and high professional standards, let’s start a conversation.

📩 Please email: info@seirrah.co.uk
Subject line: Collaboration Enquiry

19/02/2026

Yes….this 👇

Big feelings can feel so heavy for a child.
Sometimes what we see on the outside is just the tip of what they’re carrying inside.

A child who melts down, snaps, or shuts down is often not giving you a hard time — they’re having a hard time. Their brain is still learning how to manage big waves of emotion, and those waves can feel overwhelming without support.

When we shift from “What’s wrong with you?” to “What’s going on for you?”, everything changes. We start to see the load they’re carrying, not just the behaviour we’re trying to stop.

The good news is that emotional regulation is a skill. And like any skill, it can be taught, practised, and strengthened with the right tools and guidance.

If you want practical, child-friendly ways to teach regulation, calm big feelings, and build emotional resilience, my Managing Big Feelings Toolkit walks you through it step by step. Link in comments below ⬇️ or via Linktree Shop in Bio.

19/02/2026

🚧 The move continues… 🚧

We officially have a wall! 🙌

The new clinic space is starting to take shape, and it’s exciting to see it slowly becoming real. That doorway you can see? That’s going to open up a whole new layout for us.

At the moment it might look like organised chaos, shelving, boxes, therapy resources, furniture everywhere, but behind the scenes there’s a plan (we promise! 😅).

There’s still a lot to sort, move, build and arrange… but step by step, it’s coming together.

Thank you for bearing with us during this transition. We cannot wait to welcome you into a space that’s calm, functional and built with children and families in mind 💙

More updates soon…

19/02/2026

We Are Growing and We’re Looking for Experienced Professionals to Join Us

At Seirrah Therapies, we work with children, young people and families navigating complex needs, including sensory integration and processing differences, neurodivergence, emotional regulation challenges, speech delay and statutory processes such as IDPs, EHCPs and Tribunal.

We are expanding our associate team and are inviting experienced professionals to express interest.

This is not an entry level role. We are looking for clinicians and specialists who:

• Have substantial experience working with children and young people
• Understand sensory integration and participation-focused practice
• Can work independently and confidently
• Value high quality documentation and professional integrity
• Want to be part of a team that operates at a strategic and evidence-informed level

We welcome interest from:

• Occupational Therapists
• Speech and Language Therapists
• Educational Psychologists
• Specialist Teachers
• Other experienced allied professionals aligned with our ethos

What makes us different?

✔️ Complex and meaningful casework
✔️ Professional autonomy with strong clinical standards
✔️ Clear processes and structured support
✔️ Opportunities to contribute to assessments, consultation, training and specialist work
✔️ A team culture rooted in respect, expertise and purpose

If you are an experienced professional looking for associate work within a service that values depth over volume and quality over shortcuts, we would love to hear from you.

📩 Please email: info@seirrah.co.uk
Subject line: Associate Expression of Interest

19/02/2026

🚧 BIG QUESTION…

We’re designing our brand new Seirrah Therapies clinic in Cardiff and we don’t want to get this wrong.

So we’re asking YOU.

If you were walking into our clinic as:

👶 A child
👩‍👧 A parent
👩‍🏫 A teacher
🧠 A fellow OT
⚖️ A professional attending a meeting

What would make you think…

🩶 “This space gets it.”

We’re planning:

🌀 A Sensory room
🧩 A fun OT assessment & therapy room
🧠 A calm consultancy / meeting space
☕ A welcoming reception & waiting area
🎓 A comfortable training area

Now tell us…

👇 What’s a NON-NEGOTIABLE feature?
👇 What’s something you’ve seen elsewhere that worked brilliantly?
👇 What should we absolutely avoid?

Comment below, we’re genuinely taking ideas on board as we build this space.

Let’s create something that feels safe, regulating and purposeful from the moment someone walks in.

19/02/2026

Clinic move update: we may need to start wearing protective gear just to get through the day. 😅

Yesterday’s highlights included:
• Our builder injuring his shoulder, so the partitioning is now on an unexpected break.
• Mark lifting heavy items and ending up with a sore wrist.
• Our daughter enthusiastically helping… then slipping on the stairs and bruising her leg.
• The rain doing its absolute best to sabotage the whole process.
• And for the grand finale… I performed a slow-motion spin and fall in front of the landlord, knocking things off the desk and bruising my upper arm. I’d like to say it was a planned demonstration of vestibular input, but unfortunately it was just me tripping over my own feet. Ten out of ten for dramatic effect, zero for dignity.

At this point, the clinic isn’t just being renovated — it’s demanding a sacrifice from each family member first.

But… today is a new day.
Bruises will fade, wrists and shoulders will recover, the rain will stop (hopefully!), and the new clinic will still become the calm, welcoming space we’ve been working towards.

Onwards… just with slightly more caution today!