Resources for Parents
Articles for Parents
Practical guides for families in Singapore on speech, learning, movement and emotional wellbeing.
Our therapists provide an early intervention programme, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, child psychology and counselling, educational psychology, and paediatric physiotherapy, along with ADHD and autism assessments and home-based tuition for children with special needs.
Whatever support your child needs, our team is here to help them grow and thrive, one step at a time.
Speech and language — guides on speech delay, speech therapy and how children learn to communicate.
Occupational therapy and emotions — guides on everyday skills, getting ready for school and helping children with big emotions.
At Kaleidoscope Therapy Centre, every child’s journey begins with understanding. Our therapists take time to learn how each child communicates, plays and learns, so that therapy feels engaging and meaningful. Working closely with parents, we share practical strategies that support progress at home, in school and in the community. Whether your child needs help with communication, movement, learning or emotional wellbeing, our team is here to guide your family with warmth, respect and evidence-based care, celebrating every step of progress along the way.
Suggested Articles
2023 Term 2 Registration is Open!
Kaleidoscope’s early intervention program will start term 2 in April.
Podcast of the Month
This podcast is all about the DIR Floortime approach
Book of the Month – February 2023
This is a really useful book for caregivers interested in learning more about DIR Floortime.
Podcast of the Month – January 2023
This podcast does a great job of explaining what gestalt language development is.
Book of the Month – January 2023
We are highlighting Dr Delahooke again, with her new book for parents.
Teacher Feature – Highlighting Our Teachers
Introducing Zanel, deputy head of our early intervention program.
Podcast of the Month – December
We continue to focus on teenagers, and how to support them as parents.
Book of the Month – December
This month we are focusing on teenage girls and some of the issues that arise in parenting them.
Meet Harini Ganesh: Special Education Teacher and Therapist
Introducing Harini, who is one of our senior teachers, and a DIR/Floortime practitioner.
Podcast of the Month – November
This podcast gives advice on how to support a child who has challenges with executive function.










