Tips To Keep Children Hydrated During Summer. By the time children are thirsty, they’re already at least 3 percent dehydrated. Parents can ensure that their children get their recommended intake of fluids with these tips.
Sensation Station Centre has been nominated again for the Mother, Baby & Child Awards 2017 in the category “Special Needs Education Centre of the Year“. We are very grateful and proud. Our team worked passionately with these amazing children. We appreciate to be recognised for this and would love the community’s support. Please vote for us!
Sensation Station conducted Teacher Training to Outreach Partner, the British Orchard Nursery Group, presenting the principals of Speech-Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy to a group of nursery staff.
What is the Lidcombe Program? it is a behavioural treatment for young children who stutter. The program takes its name from the suburb of Sydney where the Australian Stuttering Research Centre is located, at The University of Sydney. The treatment is administered by a parent or carer in the child’s everyday environment. Parents learn how to do the treatment from a Lidcombe trained Speech-Language Therapist (SLT). During these sessions, the SLT teaches the parent by demonstrating various features of the treatment, observing the parent do the treatment, and giving the parent feedback.
Added Sugar is definitely an enemy to a developing child, even more so for a child with special needs. Today, we would like to share some important information on Added Sugar that you need to know about.
National Special Needs Policy launched by His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai – This Segment Of People Will Be Called ‘Determined Ones’ From Now, Declares VP
Visual Rehabilitation – “Academic Assessment & Interventions, ADL Assessment & Training and more practices on Outdoors Orientation & Mobility” A “Must Attend” Workshop for Occupational Therapists. The course will cover assessing a person with visual impairments’ ability to perform academic tasks, activities of daily living and mobility, in addition to practical sessions on actual educational materials, activities of daily living training, and going out for the mobility and environmental familiarization. Held in Dubai on 7th – 8th July 2017.
Join the next Parent Coffee Morning on Thursday, 11th May 2017 from 9am to 10am at Sensation Station for a FREE talk and discussion on CHILD NUTRITION: “Is the GAPS diet right for your Child?”, presented by Jordana Smith, Paediatric Dietitian at the Infinity Health Clinic.
EXTRA SPECIAL WITH THAT EXTRA CHROMOSOME. “My name is Andrew and this is my story …” Everyone says I am a cute little boy, but some tasks that others consider simple are very challenging for me. I have Downs Syndrome and I am trying very hard to grow in to a strong little man. It’s not always easy. In August 2015, at the age of 3, my parents enrolled me for therapy.
