Position Statement: The Role of Ayres Sensory Integration® in Occupational Therapy

At OT4me, our mission is to promote independence and participation for children and young people in all areas of life – from learning and friendships to play and daily routines. Sensory integration is a vital part of this. For many children, particularly those who are autistic, sensory differences can make everyday activities more difficult. Occupational […]

Are your child’s daily struggles really behaviour – or are they sensory? – Webinar recording

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On 6th August, OT4me Clinic Director and Occupational Therapist Louise Newton, delivered a powerful session that explores a question many parents and educators face: are a child’s meltdowns, shutdowns, and daily struggles rooted in defiance – or misunderstood sensory needs? In this webinar, we unpack the difference between behavioural challenges and sensory processing difficulties, and […]

Play-Based Strategies – Why Play is More Than Just Fun

This blog post is a follow-up to our webinar that took place on 6th August. Play-based strategies to create purposeful play. Play is not just a way for children to have fun, it is how they make sense of the world. Through playful activities, children can build the skills they need to learn, grow, and […]

Summer Support, Sensory Success & Space to Grow – with OT4me

As summer approaches, families often look forward to a break from school routines — but for some children, the long, unstructured days can bring more stress than sunshine. At OT4me, we understand the challenges that come with change and are here to help your child have a calmer, more connected summer. We’re offering a variety […]