Legos are a very useful and effective way of teaching children how to develop social skills! In our Lego-based Therapy sessions, your child will take on one of three different roles to learn collaborative play, cooperation, turn-taking, following rules, problem solving, and conversation skills.

These sessions are suitable for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders or Social Communication Challenges. Commencing on 4 October 2022, sessions will be held every Tuesday and Saturday.

Conducted by: Keerrthana

Caring for a child can feel like a rollercoaster journey, with great days and some not-so-great ones. It’s time for caregivers to care for themselves! How? Connect with others who are going through similar experiences, and also learn important techniques for you to care for yourselves as well.

Taking place on Mondays from 22 August 2022 onwards, this support group is for caregivers of children with special educational needs. The goal is for caregivers to have a safe, nonjudgmental space for self-discovery, and to empower you with techniques to support your own mental health and relieve the psychological and physical stress you may be feeling constantly.

It is common for all children and youth to experience learning difficulties at some point. However, due to existing learning difficulties or disabilities, children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) are likely to need extra or different help than other children their age. Fortunately, with the right help and attention, children with SEN can not only do well but flourish in school and beyond. So, how can we help these children?

In this webinar, our child psychologist, Jiayong, will be sharing about the different aspects of understanding children with special needs, some common misconceptions, and advise on how to help your child if they have SEN.

Conducted by: Jiayong

Parenting is not easy. Good parenting is hard work. No amount of studying can prepare us to become the best parents. So, what are the secrets to successful parenting? As your little ones develop and grow, physically and mentally, what can you do as a parent to properly communicate with them?

Important factors that help to improve your relationship with your child includes positive discipline, understanding your child’s tantrums, and how to come out stronger from it together.

In this webinar, our child psychologists, Jiayong and Vanessa, will be sharing some parenting tips to help parents understand the importance of positive communication, as well as some strategies that parents can utilize to better communicate with their child.

Conducted by: Jiayong and Vanessa

In this webinar, Dr Annabelle provides viewers with tips on ways to handle a child’s tantrums appropriately. She provides viewers with 5 steps-by-steps that you can employ to handle your child’s tantrum. She also speaks about the importance of communicating with your child, and to wait out the tantrum if possible.

In this webinar on Supermom, Dr Annabelle shares with viewers some tips on how to better communicate with your child. In parenting, communication is the most important aspect, and one of the most difficult to achieve. By communicating well, you’ll be able to establish stronger bonds with your little one. To help you with that, Dr. Annabelle goes through 4 tips to keep in mind when communicating with your child.