What parents often come for
Poor sleep. Frequent tantrums. Restlessness. Sensitivity to stimuli. Stomachaches or headaches with no medical cause.
Sometimes it’s just a phase, sometimes one or two sessions help. We’ll look together at what fits.
For the young child who struggles to settle
Between the ages of two and five a child grows fast: head, body, emotions. Sometimes gently. Sometimes something stays stuck: sleep that startles awake, big tantrums, a little body that struggles to rest.
No pressure, no rules
Your child doesn't have to lie still. We play, we talk, sometimes your child sits on your lap. Nothing is forced. Sometimes I mostly work with you. That's fine too.
What a session with a child looks like
20-30 minutes of active work. You’re right there. Your child plays or sits on your lap while I work.
No forcing. Sometimes I mostly work with you as the parent. That’s good too.
What to expect
Parents often notice something within one to three sessions: settling to sleep more calmly, fewer tantrums, quicker recovery after stimulation. Sometimes one session is enough, sometimes four to six.
I’ll always tell you honestly if I think something else would suit you better — for instance, a referral to a paediatric physiotherapist, a speech therapist or further diagnostics if there are structural concerns.
Want to talk through whether an appointment makes sense?
Send a message describing what you see in your child. I'll think along with you about whether, and how, a session might fit.