Armandi Kotze & Natasha Taljaard-Roux Occupational Therapists

Therapy to continue as normal.
The practice will put extra precautionary measures in place that we will communicate to our parents.

We Learn by Doing

Preschoolers Literally Can’t Sit Still, So Stop Expecting Them To We know how to fix this problem.

Here comes a tantrum! What to understand from your child in THAT moment.

When Anxiety in Children Looks Like Anger, Tantrums, or Meltdowns When children are under the influence of an anxious brain, their behaviour has nothing to do with wanting to push against the limits. Please visit our page!

Connected!

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Boredom is a good thing! Being bored is a way to make a child self-reliant.
Boredom is good for children because it stimulates curiosity and fires the imagination.
Boredom is a creative state that leads to new ideas and new play.

How To Help Your Child With Anger "The truth about rage is that it only dissolves when it is really heard and understood, without reservation." - Carl Rogers

Importance of play -
Good quality play drives a child's development and builds intelligence.

Every child's brain is unique!

The 6 Principles that Drive Mind-Brain-Education | ITSI Throughout the centuries, great teachers have been guided by their intuition as to what method of teaching works best. Modern brain imaging techniques have brought into plain view why certain methods work as the workings of the brain has never been as thoroughly demonstrated. Today we have a clear u...

"Inside the brain of ADHD children are thousands of zip-lines. If something is not strong enough to hold their attention they will simply zip-line to something more exciting."

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“If a child cannot explore his own potential - and it is difficult for him to do so alone - the therapist must intervene, aiding, assisting, modifying, and suggesting, bringing out of the child which he cannot quite bring out by himself”
— Dr. A. Jean Ayres

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