SERVICES

CENTRE BASED SERVICES

Early Intervention Program

To help young children with developmental delays or disabilities to catch up and reach their developmental milestones.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

This therapy type is one of the most common types of therapy for children, especially for those with autism or ADHD. During therapy, kids learn how to recognize and understand their thought patterns and how they contribute to their situation.

Applied Behaviour Analysis

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific approach to understanding behavior. ABA refers to a set of principles that focus on how behaviors change, or are affected by the environment, as well as how learning takes place. The term behavior refers to skills and actions needed to talk, play, and live.

Speech Therapy

For younger children with ASD or speech delay, treatment may focus on improving speech and language skills, which starts from the prerequisite skills of communication, such as joint attention and eye contact. Just as how a child must first learn to stand before learning to walk, speech therapy will focus on these prerequisite skills to build up foundations for communication. Parents and guardians are often highly involved, and therapy may use play and interactions as a medium to help the child with ASD or speech delay.

Playgroup for Special Needs

Playgroups offer babies, toddlers and young children a wide variety of early learning experiences. Playgroup is a great way for your child(ren) to learn about the world, make friends and develop social skills. Playgroup also gives mums, dads, grandparents and caregivers a chance to share ideas and experiences.

Feeding Therapy

Feeding therapy is more than just “teaching a child to eat.” Therapists work closely with patients and their families to determine the source of the child’s difficulties and develop very specific therapies to make the entire process of eating easier and more enjoyable.

Occupational Therapy

Kids have different needs and concerns from adults. This is one of the main reasons why occupational therapy is important for kids. This kind of therapy is tailored to their specific needs as it builds and enhances their weaker skills. It focuses on developing many skills that include:

Fine motor skills (self-care routines, like getting dressed)
Gross motor skills (balance and coordination tasks, like throwing and catching a ball)
Motor planning (hand-eye coordination skills, like writing and copying, holding and writing with a pencil, organizing a backpack, etc.)
Self-regulation skills (like any reactions to sensory input)