Meet Anna Sallows 👋

Anna has strong experience working with children and families in early childhood intervention, particularly supporting children with neurodivergence, sensory processing differences, and emotional regulation needs. She is passionate about helping children build confidence, independence, and meaningful participation in their daily lives.

Her key skill areas include:

• Sensory processing and self-regulation
• Emotional regulation and social participation
• Fine motor skills and early childhood development
• Daily living skills and independence building
• Family capacity-building and parent collaboration

Relationship is at the heart of Anna’s approach. She believes that meaningful connection is the foundation for growth and lasting change. She empowers children and their families by providing the tools, strategies, and support they need to work toward their goals and build lasting independence. Anna is deeply passionate about Early Childhood Intervention (ECI), recognising the critical role early support plays in shaping a child’s development and future outcomes.

Comprehensive assessment is central to Anna’s practice, allowing her to design intervention pathways that are tailored, evidence-informed, and truly reflective of each child’s unique strengths and needs. She believes that parents are key partners in the therapy process, and actively involving them is essential to creating consistent, meaningful progress beyond the therapy space. Her approach is child-led, strengths-based, and focused on creating real, lasting impact for every family she supports.

Key trainings Anna has completed:

• Sensory Integration: Advanced Practice - Advanced SI Practitioner
• Sensory modulation, trauma and attachment
• Trauma-Informed Practice

Outside of work, Anna loves spending time with her golden retriever, relaxing at the beach, and keeping active with reformer Pilates.