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The River Of Wellbeing - The left and right side of our brain can be imagined as the two banks of a river, the ‘River of Wellbeing’ I have been reading a book by Dr Daniel Sigel, a neuropsychiatrist, and Dr Tina Bryson, a psychotherapist, who specialise in working with children and ...
Body Confidence - Having confidence in your body is determined by accepting and being happy with how your body looks and what it can do. It is also about respecting it and tuning in to its needs. The family environment is an influential space for many issues, including body ...
Body Image - Does our body shape, size and appearance define who we are as people? Does it reflect our success? Is it a measure of our worthiness? Unfortunately, studies have shown that children as young as five say they don’t like their bodies. By the age of 7, 1 in 4 children have engaged ...
Homework time is hard. Kids are tired, parents have a thousand things to arrange and oversee, and insisting that homework is done often starts a meltdown. Kids with low muscle tone, difficulty with handwriting, concentration difficulties and learning delays especially have trouble getting it ...
Children will often complain of abdominal pain, almost as often as they have a runny nose. The causes of these pains are many and varied, and the likelihood of these will also change depending on your child’s age. Fortunately, most of the causes are not serious and will resolve by ...
How we can help:
Continence
We are toileting therapists, caring for kids with poo or wee issues, day or night, through tailored evidence-based programs.
Child Development
Self care, sensory processing, school readiness, fine motor, handwriting, anxiety and behaviour. Growing up is a busy thing!
Assessments
Kids That Go offer a wide range of assessments that will assist you and your child identify problem areas and to then move forward towards skill development.
Kids with Chronic Illness
Growing up can take tricky, unexpected turns. With personal experience and compassion, we are here to help both kids and families grow through these challenges.
