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We support children from 0 –18 years, depending on their developmental and learning needs.
Yes. A diagnosis is not required. If you have concerns, we can guide you on the next steps.
Yes. Licensed psychologists conduct detailed assessments to help understand the concerns and to recommend relevant therapy / intervention.
Session frequency depends on the child’s needs and goals, typically two to three times a week.
Yes. Many children benefit from an integrated approach that combines therapy and learning support.
Absolutely. Parent counselling, guidance sessions, and workshops are a core part of our approach.
This varies for each child. Some need short-term support, while others benefit from longer-term intervention. Progress is reviewed regularly.
Early stage support makes a significant difference, especially during the formative years when children are most responsive to intervention and the limitation / disability can be worked upon.
You can begin by speaking to our team or booking an appointment. We’ll guide you through the next steps.
Yes. We collaborate with mainstream schools to help identify children with learning / special needs and support them early.
We conduct assessments where required and offer structured remedial or therapeutic support aligned with the child’s school needs.
Yes. With parent’s consent, we work closely with educators to ensure consistency between school and developmental intervention plans.
Yes. We assist children transitioning into mainstream classrooms or between grades by building readiness and confidence.
Yes. We conduct training sessions and awareness programmes for teachers and school staff on inclusion practices and early identification of children with special needs.
We often meet School Management engaging with them on the need to identify children in the classrooms who needs learning support or has special needs. Speak to your school management and we are just a call away.
We believe that most parents are not adequately aware or sensitised about their child’s special needs or learning challenges. During their interaction with us, they realise the need for timely intervention and therapies and also understand that it is not a taboo for their child to undergo a therapy or remedial session.