Caring for your Child

Caring for your Child

Let's Make Sense Together

Let’s Make Sense Together is a virtual service that has been developed by our Occupational Therapists. It is part of our sensory processing pathway, supporting children and young people who have a physical and functional difficultly due to sensory processing differences.

Meet the Let's Make Sense Together team

Jayne Young

Clinical Lead Occupational Therapist (OT)

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Ruth Ayres

Senior Occupational Therapist (OT)

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Rachel Emerson

Generic Therapy Assistant (GTA)

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Henrietta Tully

Generic Therapy Assistant (GTA)

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Katie Pargeter

Clinical Lead Speech and Language Therapist (SLT)

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How to access our Sensory Processing Occupational Therapy service

We accept referrals from medical professionals such as GPs, paediatricians, and other therapists.

Please use this referral form: Let's Make Sense Together referral form

Once the referral is received, it will be triaged by one of our occupational therapists (OT) to check we are the right service to help.

You will get a telephone appointment with one of our generic therapy assistants, who will talk you through how to access all the advice and support we have. You will be advised to follow this information over a 3-month period and, if you still require more help during this time, you can contact the department for further support and advice.

Should you require any more support from Speech and Language Therapy, please access their request for help line. See Speech and Language Therapy contact details here.

Free advice, support, and training

Our advice is available to all. You can find a series of videos to help parents, carers, teachers, and others who support children with sensory processing differences. We also have a range of helpful advice sheets and links to other support and information. Please use the links below.

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