Therapy services

Paediatric occupational therapy in Tengah

Occupational therapy helps children with the everyday skills that let them take part at home, in school and at play: movement, sensory processing, handwriting, attention and self-care. Sessions run one-to-one in our purpose-built sensory gym at Parc Point.

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Who it helps

Children who seem clumsy, tire quickly or avoid climbing and playground games
Sensory differences: upset by noise, textures, clothing or haircuts, or always on the move
Handwriting that is slow, messy or tiring, and trouble with scissors, buttons or zips
Difficulty sitting, attending or following routines in class
Everyday independence: dressing, toileting, eating and bedtime routines
Children with or without a diagnosis, including autism, ADHD and developmental delay

What a session looks like

Sessions are play-based and built around the goals we agree with you after the assessment. Our gym has a certified steel frame with 28 rigging positions, so swings and equipment can be set up exactly where your child needs them, along with padded walls, crash zones and a climbing wall. Quieter rooms are used for table-top work such as handwriting and fine motor skills.

Every session ends with a debrief: what we worked on, what we noticed, and one or two things to try at home and in school.

Therapy hammock suspended from the rigging frame in the PediaBloom sensory gym

From $220 per session

60 minutes, one-to-one, with a parent debrief at the end of every session. No GST. Save 5% on 5-session packages and 10% on 10-session packages. Same price whichever therapist your child sees. We accept Child LifeSG Credits and CDC Vouchers.

Who you'll see

Shan HengPrincipal Occupational Therapist

Enid Lee Ching HoonSenior Occupational Therapist

How we start

Free discovery call

Tell us about your child over WhatsApp or a short call. No referral letter needed.

Assessment, if it's needed

We recommend the lightest option that answers your questions honestly. Sometimes that's "no therapy needed", and we'll tell you.

A plan you understand

Clear goals, a session rhythm, and strategies you can use at home and share with school.

Questions parents ask

Usually, yes. An assessment shows us what is getting in the way, so therapy targets the right thing from the first session. If you already have a recent report from another clinic or hospital, bring it and we'll tell you whether a new assessment is needed.

If therapy is recommended, most children come weekly or fortnightly. We review progress with you regularly, and we'll tell you when your child no longer needs us.

Yes. We give practical strategies teachers can use in the classroom, and with your consent we can share findings with your child's preschool or school.

Yes, sessions can also take place at home or in school. Message us for details and fees.

Not sure if your child needs OT?

Tell us what you're noticing. A free discovery call is the easiest first step, and we'll tell you honestly if the answer is "not yet".

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