“Thank you Sensation Station, another session & valuable lesson to help me improve myself.
Good & practical information to use in classroom settings with different children”
“Great workshop with many practical tips & strategies in daily classroom settings.
Gave a view of being a teacher and how the child feels and go through”
Our child has been going to Sensation Station for Recreational Therapy for her anxiety disorder. I like the holistic aspect of the therapy in which importance is given to parents counselling, inclusivity of all aspects and individuals affecting and being affected by the issue. Our child looks forward to her sessions with their engaging play-based exercises. We are very happy with the commitment, open-mindedness and compassion of our therapist.
It takes a special kind of person to care enough to take time for others and to do whatever it takes to help somebody out. Thank you so very much for everything you have done for our son. Wish you all the best and success for the future endeavours.
Our little boy (4½) had speech therapy with Sensation Station for approximately 18 months and we cannot rate Nisha and Sensation Station highly enough. She has a brilliant rapport with children; is very communicative with parents and gives detailed summaries of what has happened at each session, the progress that is being made and what we need to do with our son until the next session to help him build on the therapy.
Our 4 year old daughter had a phonological delay which made it difficult for her to communicate with her peers and teachers at school. From the very first meeting, our daughter fell in love with Lisa, her therapist, and couldn’t wait for her weekly “playdate”. Within the first month there was a noticeable improvement. Our daughter’s teacher also commented on the conversations that were now taking place at school and how it boosted our daughter’s confidence. We were extremely impressed with the progress achieved by Lisa and our daughter in such a seemingly short time.
Thank you Sensation Station for running the Summer Camp. Our Daughter loves it! We love seeing her so happy.
Thank you so much for the photos from the Summer Camp. We are really glad that our daughter was surrounded with such a wonderful team there at Sensation Station.
EID MUBARAK … Sensation Station wishes you and your family Happy Eid Holidays!
If Eid falls on Sunday 25 June 2017, then we will be closed on both Sunday & Monday and resume work on Tuesday, 27 June 2017. If Eid falls on Monday 26 June 2017, then Sensation Station will be in operation as usual on Sunday 25 June 2017 but closed on both Monday & Tuesday, and we will resume to work on Wednesday, June 28 2017.
Are you looking for a venue to host your child’s birthday party during summer? Come to Sensation Station centre. At “Fun Junction” our sensory gym children can play, jump, climb and bounce around – it is a great place to dance and play games, features a climbing wall, trampoline, balancing beam and a range of fun equipment and so much more.
Teacher Training – another CPD event from Sensation Station! SLT & OT Strategies for SEN approach in Nursery. An interactive two-hour workshop for Nursery Teachers, SENCOs and Teaching Assistants working with nursery-aged children.
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.
