About Me
Natalie Halloran is an Occupational Therapist whose main area of practice involves working with children and families. She has 12 years experience as an Occupational Therapist and began her career in King’s College Hospital London following graduation from Canterbury Christ Church University, Kent, UK. Natalie is experienced in the field of intellectual disability and currently practices as a Private Clinician, providing community based services in a wide variety of settings including schools. Natalie specialises in supporting children in mainstream settings, providing comprehensive assessments and individual treatment programmes for use by and with children, families and teachers. Find Natalie on Facebook ‘Occupational Therapy Services’
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My Blogs
Making Sense of Sensory Defensiveness
“Ouch!! That hurts’’, ‘’I don’t want to wear that!!”, “Its pasta or nothing!!’’ Does this seem familiar? Why do some children react so negatively to everyday requests? Won’t brush their teeth, keep to a minimal wardrobe and eat such a limited diet? Is it...
Occupational Therapy in School
Learning in a busy classroom environment is a challenge for most kids, but for those with extra sensory issues it can be even harder. Our sensory systems take in and process information which allows us to interact with others, move and learn. As an OT it is my...