Sensory Steps

04/01/2023

Happy New Year!
Please email to get in touch
info@sensorysteps.co.uk
We look forward to hearing from you

19/12/2022

🎄Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at Sensory Steps 🎄
❄️We are closed for the break and will get back to you as soon as we can after 04/01/23 ❄️

01/09/2022

🍂 We are open! Please email us with any enquiries. We look forward to hearing from you 🍂

17/08/2022

🌞 We are currently closed for our summer break and re-open on 1st September. Thanks for visiting and we look forward to hearing from you in the new term 🌞

17/02/2022

A worthwhile read about the benefits of weighted equipment

What is deep pressure therapy (or deep touch pressure) and can it help autism and anxiety for adults and children? See what the science says, as well as how to best get the benefits in your life. We cover everything from deep pressure therapy dogs to deep pressure products.

11/08/2021

A really good article on just how important play is

Wonderful post to further explain why we use play during therapy sessions. Love your #1 suggestion about invitations to play. This type of set up encourage independence in play, motor planning and fun!

09/08/2021

06/06/2021

An interesting article.
OT can make a significant difference for children with dyspraxia.

The lifelong neurological condition affects our co-ordination, as well as how we organise ourselves, how we structure our sentences, our time management and our speech patterns

10/05/2021

RESEARCH CALL: Parent Help Needed
Hi everyone, my name is Bennett, an occupational therapy student at Stanbridge University. My research group and I are recruiting families to participate in a quick survey. We are seeking to understand and learn about the impact that COVID-19 has had on your child’s sensory processing difficulties. Please click the link below if you would like to share your family’s experience. We would love to hear your stories! Link:
https://forms.gle/PYu6WBpr9wqx3wQXA

05/04/2021

For those who have "picky eaters"... this explains a lot. (From a sensory avoider and picky eater. 🙈)

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