Boost Your Mind With Our Special Needs Educational Therapy
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About CHEERS Learning and Assessment Services
- Individual attention in a one-on-one or small-class setting
- Inclusive learning environments to accommodate diverse needs.
- Provide neurodiversity-friendly curricula and teaching methods
- Offer workshops, counseling, and guidance for parents and corporations.
- Offer internships opportunities for individuals pursuing a career in special needs.
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Why choose us
Step 1: Consultation and Screening (1-1.5h)
STEP 2: ASSESSMENT (2-3H)
STEP 3A: Counselling and Therapy (WEEKLY 8-12 Sessions)
STEP 3B: Learning Intervention (WEEKLY ON-GOING)
Our Services
Ms Ming Ying
Educational Psychologist cum Fellow TherapistMs Emily
Counsellor cum Play therapistMr Kesava
CounsellorMs Patricia
CounsellorMs Eliana
Occupational TherapistMs Jing Hwee
Educational Therapist (Chinese and English)Ms Adella
Educational Therapist (English and Math)Ms Ellie
Social Skills and Educational Therapist (English, Math and Science)Ms Celeste
Educational cum Art TherapistWhat Parents Say
FAQ
A child might need occupational therapy for different reasons. It helps them with daily tasks they find hard. This can include things like writing or getting dressed. Occupational therapy boosts your mind. It is a special needs educational therapy. It helps children do better in school and at home.
An ABA, or Applied Behavior Analyst, helps people learn new skills. They work mostly with kids who have autism. Their goal is to improve behaviors and social skills. They do this through special training and activities. This is a type of special needs educational therapy. It boosts your mind and helps in everyday life.
Yes, ABA therapy can help with speech. It teaches kids how to communicate better. This includes using words and understanding others. The therapy uses special techniques. These techniques boost your mind, like a special needs educational therapy. It helps kids express themselves more clearly.
ABA therapy can be very helpful, but it’s not always necessary. It depends on the person’s needs. Some people benefit a lot from it. It helps them learn and behave better. It’s like a boost for your mind, especially for special needs. But there are other therapies that can help too.
Kids with autism benefit most from ABA therapy. It helps them learn social and communication skills. This therapy makes daily tasks easier for them. It’s like a special educational therapy. It boosts their minds and helps them in school and life. ABA therapy is really good for their growth and learning.
Pros of ABA Therapy:
Helps improve behavior and skills in children.
Teaches better social and communication methods.
Acts like a special needs educational therapy, boosting their minds.
Makes daily life easier for those with learning difficulties.
Cons of ABA Therapy:
Can be seen as too strict or repetitive for some.
Doesn’t work the same for every individual.
Might cause stress in some children during the therapy.
It’s important to tailor the therapy to each person’s needs.
MR KESAVA
Mr. Kesavan has 45 years of experience in helping people. He worked as a counselor, social worker, supervisor, and trainer. He focuses on behavior, addiction, and crisis counseling for adults and youth. He has a Master's degree in counseling. Mr. Kesavan runs motivational programs and life skills sessions. He also gives talks to parents. His work shows his dedication to helping others improve themselves. He supports special needs educational therapy and CBT.