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Our goal is to assist individuals with special needs in reaching their full potential and improve quality of life.

Empowering Every Step, Unearth The Magic Within ✨
Through effective interventions - ABA Therapy - children with special needs can reach their full potential and improve quality of life. We offer practical interventions & educational programs such as home-based ABA Therapy, Parent Training, Reading Program, and awareness talks aiming to advocate for Autism and other Special Needs. Empowering Every Step, Unearth The Magic Within ✨

26/02/2026

Transitions can feel overwhelming when they come out of nowhere.
Foreshadowing is a great tool in helping your autistic child feel ready to move smoothly from one activity to the next. 😉

Autistic children love consistent and predictable routines. Regularly using foreshadowing teaches them that changes are manageable.
Starting with small changes and gradually building up to bigger ones can help your child gain tolerance and flexibility—one small warning at a time. 🌻

21/02/2026

When a student struggles with short vowels, I don’t just repeat the sound — I change the approach. ✨

Instead of drilling, I help them:
👀 See the letter shape
👂 Hear the sound clearly
🗣 Say it out loud
🧠 Connect it to a picture

Short vowels can be confusing, but with the right strategy and repetition, it clicks.

Every child learns differently — sometimes we just need to show it in a new way 💛

Save this if you’re teaching early readers too!

20/02/2026

Every child deserves a space where their feelings are allowed and supported.

Calm down kits and calm down corners are not time-out spaces. They are tools for emotional management and safety for not just themselves, but also others around them.
Having an accessible and personalised space can help autistic children learn to regulate their nervous system. 🧠🧘🧘‍♀️

Let us support our children's big emotions instead of punishing them for it. 🩵

16/02/2026

Gong Xi Fa Cai! 🧧🏮
MY Kid Therapy wishes a happy and prosperous Year of The Horse to you all! 🐎🎆

We are closed on 17 & 18 Feb and will resume operations as usual on 19 Feb onwards. ☺️

14/02/2026

Letter sounds + letter shapes = stronger foundation ✨

Today we are not just memorising A–Z.
We are helping children see it, say it, and feel it at the same time.

When students connect:
👀 What the letter looks like
👂 What the letter sounds like
✍️ How the letter is formed

Learning becomes clearer and more confident 💛

This is especially helpful for children who confuse letters like b, d, p, and q — because we teach the sound together with movement and visual cues.

Strong basics build strong readers.

Happy practice! 🌟

13/02/2026

For many autistic children, surprises and uncertainty can feel overwhelming. Preparing them before a social situation happens can make a big difference. ☺️

Social stories offer gentle guidance by walking children through situations step by step, helping them know what to expect and how to respond.

When children know what’s coming, they’re better able to stay calm, understand expectations, and feel more confident navigating social situations — one step at a time. 💙

10/02/2026

Proof that the best part of our job is the people. 🥰
Thank you, parents, for the sweet surprises and constant support — we appreciate you more than you know! 💛🍪

07/02/2026

✨ Differentiating b / p / d / q made easier ✨

Many children confuse b, p, d, and q because these letters look alike and rely heavily on directional awareness.
In this post, I’m sharing how I use simple hands-on materials to help children see, feel, and remember the difference between each letter.

🔹 We focus on direction
🔹 We use movement and touch, not memorisation
🔹 We link letters to consistent cues, so children don’t guess

This approach is especially helpful for children with dyslexia, learning difficulties, or early readers who need more concrete support.

💡 Remember: letter reversal is not about being careless—it’s about how the brain processes symbols. With the right tools and practice, progress does happen 💛

Happy practice! 😊

05/02/2026

Big tasks are made of many small pieces 🧩 Task analysis helps children put the pieces together.

📌Task analysis can be a useful tool to make daily routines (brushing teeth, getting dressed), learning new skills, transitions, and self-care tasks much easier for your child.
It not only makes tasks feel less daunting but also sets clear expectations for everyone. ✅
The goal is to help your child feel capable and accomplished. 💪💫

Do you apply task analysis with your child in your day-to-day life? Share with us in the comments!

31/01/2026

🧠 13 Key Signs of Learning Disabilities in Children

Is your child struggling in school? It might be more than just a phase. Learning disabilities can show up in many ways, from delayed speech to difficulty with math or following directions.

Spotting the signs early is key to getting the right support. This infographic lists 13 key signs to look for.

If you suspect a learning disability or ADHD, knowledge is power. Click the link in my bio or visit https://drroseann.com/is-adhd-a-learning-disability/ to learn more and read the full blog.

📌 Credit: Dr. Roseann, www.drroseann.com

Contact us:
🌐 Website: mykidtherapy.com
📞 Contact: +60 11-5115 2368

Let’s spread awareness and help every child reach their full potential! ❤️

29/01/2026

Restricted and Repetitive Behaviours (RRBs) help autistic children feel safe, regulated, and familiar with their world. 🦋
However, it can hinder their development in some ways.

While RRBs can sometimes affect daily life or safety, they also have strengths — helping children cope, learn, and build important skills.

With understanding and the right support, we can work with RRBs, not against them.
Remember that behaviour is communication. 🙌

24/01/2026

💡 Did you know?
Learning disabilities aren’t always visible, and they affect children in different ways.

Some may have trouble with:
📚 Reading (Dyslexia)
✏️ Writing (Dysgraphia)
➕ Math (Dyscalculia)
🗣️ Language (Dysphasia)
🖐️ Fine motor skills (Dyspraxia)
🎧 Processing sounds and visuals (Visual & Auditory Processing Disorder)
📝 Spelling (Dysorthographia)

Every child learns differently—and that’s okay. Understanding and support can make all the difference.

Let’s raise awareness and build empathy for all learners. 💛

📞 Contact us: +60 11-5115 2368
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