Group Sessions.

  • Minecraft.

    Join others exploring, mining, building and surviving in various worlds. Practice social and communication skills, emotional regulation skills whilst having fun.

    Focus areas: Fine and visual motor, visual perception, executive function, social, emotional regulation skills.

  • Lego.

    Sometimes you’ll create your own LEGO pack, sometimes we all work together to build a village!

    Focus areas: Fine and visual motor, visual perception, executive function, social, emotional regulation skills.

  • Gingerbread Houses.

    Each Christmas holidays construct, build and design your own Gingerbread House!

    Focus areas: Fine and visual motor, social, executive function, emotional regulation skills.

  • Easter Cookies.

    Each Easter holidays decorate your own themed cookies with piping icing and sprinkles. There’s usually an Easter egg hunt involved too!

    Focus areas: Fine and visual motor, visual perception, social, executive function, emotional regulation skills.

  • Arts & Crafts.

    Let your imagination go wild with our various arts and crafts activities.

    Focus areas: Creativity, mindfulness, sensory processing and regulation, fine and visual motor, executive function skills.

  • Fine Motor.

    Develop fine motor and visual skills in a fun and engaging environment to support everyday tasks, like dressing, handwriting and eating. We use a variety of sensory-based and play-based approaches in our targeted activities.

    Focus areas: Fine motor, gross motor, visual skills, executive function, social skills.

  • Gross Motor.

    Develop foundational gross motor skills to support everyday activities and play. We’ll help children build motor planning skills, strength, coordination, and confidence through fun, engaging activities.

    Focus areas: Gross motor, visual skills, executive function, social, emotional regulation, sensory processing skills.

  • Teddy Bears Picnic.

    Develop your independence skills at our Teddy Bears Picnic! You’ll practice simple meal preparation skills, such as sandwich making, pouring a drink, using a knife and fork, as well as developing meal time conversation skills, interoceptive awareness, and building self-confidence.

    Focus areas: Self-care, fine and visual motor, social, executive function, interoception, emotional regulation skills.

  • Co-Regulation.

    COMING SOON.

    Build upon your co-regulation knowledge alongside other parents / educators experiencing emotional regulation challenges - together develop skills to navigate these and how to better support your child or students.

    Focus areas: Social, executive function, emotional regulation skills.

  • Hydrotherapy.

    COMING SOON.

    Have fun in the hydrotherapy pool, building your gross motor skills inc. strength, coordination, and proprioceptive awareness, as well developing your social and emotional skills and sensory regulation.