As occupational therapists we work with your children’s everyday activities which are troubling them and you. This includes using their hands for tasks such as to dress and eat, sleeping issues, and sensory issues.
Our role is to understand why a child is not fulfilling their potential of everyday activities and to provide strategies to improve their abilities to function in their world. We work with individuals and their families to improve everyday activities though one to one sessions, teaching functional activities by breaking down tasks into smaller steps to enable the children to achieve these important life skills.
We provide assessment, intervention, specialist reports and advice for children 0-16 years. Your child may not have a diagnosis but there are concerns about their development.
Rosalind Wall
Rosalind Wall qualified in Occupational Therapy (OT) from Brighton University in 2002, and qualified as an Advanced Sensory Integration Practitioner (Sensory Integration Level 4 Ulster University – Distinction). She has over 16 years of working in paediatrics in various settings; including acute paediatrics at Manchester Children’s Hospital. Rosalind currently works as a highly specialist OT in the NHS and in private practice specialising in autism and sensory processing.
Qualifications
MSc Sensory Integration Practitioner qualification in 2015 and level one in Sensory Attachment Interventions in June 2017.
Level One Certified Sensory Attachment Interventions Practitioner qualified in 2021.
Just Right State Children’s and Parents Programme Facilitator qualified in 2022.
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