The Holistic Centre for Neurodiversity in Wentworth Falls, New South Wales | Therapist

The Holistic Centre for Neurodiversity

Locality: Wentworth Falls, New South Wales

Phone: +61 404 476 029

Address: 1/1-3 Station Street 2782 Wentworth Falls, NSW, Australia

Website: https://theholisticcentre-nd.com.au/

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24.01.2022 Book now for Term 2!! The small groups provide gentle opportunities for children to develop natural social, language and communication between peers. Our sessions are designed to improve your child's...... * emotional regulation * intrinsic motivation * task engagement * problem-solving skills * collaboration skills * gross and fine motor skills Therapeutic Art and Music - Wednesday 9-11am Therapeutic Dance - Saturday 9-11am Available for both NDIS participants (plan and self-managed) and anyone else who would like to join. Contact us at: [email protected]

18.01.2022 Limited spaces are available for next term! Contact our principal Sarah for enquiries [email protected] "I cannot believe how much my daughter has grown in the short space of one term...to see her grow in confidence as she felt safe to be herself and to watch the emerging friendship develop between her and the other children in the small group was really so wonderful to see. We cannot wait to return next term!" (parent )

17.01.2022 Playing is fun. It’s also where children get to practice problem solving skills and emotional regulation. Therapeutic play session Play dough making Built maze for the narwhal

16.01.2022 Therapeutic play with silk scarves can help with emotional regulation as it stimulates the vestibular sensory system, reducing stress and anxiety. Our scarves were dyed in our therapeutic art sessions.

07.01.2022 Interoception awareness is our internal sensory system: our internal body sensations. This is important for regulating our emotions and feelings. Our spin on developing interoception awareness! Investigating together the temperature difference with and without blubber in freezing conditions. Children who struggle with interoception awareness may have trouble recognising hunger, thirst, temperature difference or bathroom needs.

07.01.2022 Have your got one of these fidget toys in your house yet?? It’s a fun sensory experience with the added bonus of fine motor skills development.

06.01.2022 Being autistic is a completely different neurotype. There’s no such this as being neurotypical and ‘a little autistic’. Credit: Harry Thompson PDA Extraordinaire