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Sensory Overload Home > Occupational Therapy For Parents & Carers > Sensory Regulation > Sensory Overload

Sensory overload occurs when the brain is unable to cope with the amount of incoming sensory information. This overwhelm may come from one or more of the sensory systems. It may be due to challenges arising from under/over-responsivity and/or challenges being able to filter out relevant from irrelevant sensory information. Other stressful events occurring within the child’s day (I.e. not knowing the answer to a question at school, having a fall out with a friend) contribute to feelings

E-Safety - Younger Children Home > Staying Safe > Staying Safe Online > E-Safety - Younger Children

Keep your personal information private. You don’t need to tell people your full name, age, school

Teenage Sleep Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Behaviour & Sleep > Teenage Sleep

As children transition into their teenage years, they are typically more likely to struggle with their sleep. This is because they experience physical and hormonal changes that can make them want to go to sleep later at night. This is fine by itself, but added to the expectation to get up at the same time each morning for school or work, it can create sleep difficulties. Sleep plays an important role in: Processing our emotions Making sure we have energy Improving ability to concentrate

Low Mood Home > Emotional Health > Children & Young People's Emotional Health > Low Mood

answered, joined by the health professionals that help young people, like school nurses and mental

Head Lice Home > Childhood Illnesses > Head Lice

they are especially common in school age children who play and work closely together.  There is not much you

Drinking Alcohol Home > Staying Safe > Staying Safe Around Others > Drinking Alcohol

and there are also groups running during the school holidays It’s understandable that you may want to give your

Family Cooking Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Eat Better > Family Cooking

during the week. School will provide nutritious meals but here are a few ideas for lunches at home

Teenage Brain Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Supporting Development > Teenage Brain

 change and they cannot help it. Unfortunately it does not always fit in with school and family life

Fussy Eaters Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Eat Better > Fussy Eaters

years setting, school, your GP or call Just One Number to talk to a health professional if: You

Early Days Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Babies Needing Extra Care > Early Days

or ironing. If you have other children you might ask for a hand with the school / nursery run to begin