Question 1

1. What is the focus of your Early Intervention Centre in Singapore?

Accepted Answer

At Littlefoot, we aim to provide special needs children with the essential resources and tools to prepare for school. We utilize the Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System (AEPS) curriculum to enhance school readiness skills like motor, adaptive, communication, social development, and cognitive.

Question 2

2. How do you monitor the progress of each child?

Accepted Answer

Progress tracking is the key component of our intervention program. Our team continuously monitors each child's development through regular assessments and adjust the interventions as needed.

Question 3

3. How do you personalize the program for each child?

Accepted Answer

Our program involves specific evaluations and assessments to understand each child's strengths and challenges. Based on this information, personalized learning plans and curriculums are developed to meet every child's specific needs and goals.

Question 4

4. How will this program help my child?

Accepted Answer

The Early Intervention approach at Littlefoot helps in your child's development through the following ways:
Design tailored plans to enhance motor, social, and communication skills.
Low teacher-child ratio for focused learning.
Non-invasive approach to optimize brain functioning.
Engaging activities to build independence and confidence.
Segregated classes for targeted goals.
Preparation for mainstream school.

Question 5

5. What are the criteria for grouping children in classrooms?

Accepted Answer

We group children based on their cognitive abilities, developmental milestones, and goals. This approach ensures that every child receives personalized attention and instructions tailored to their needs and readiness for learning. This also ensures their comfort with fellow children.

Question 6

1. How Do I Know If My Child Has Poor Social Skills?

Accepted Answer

Look for alarming signs such as

Struggles with fleeting eye contact
Unable to take turns in conversations
Shows inappropriate body language
Fails to use polite communication
Unable to start and end conversations appropriately
Frequently interrupts others
Lacks the ability to ask appropriate questions
Shows little interest in others' input
Fails to understand jokes and language
Talks with unusual speed, stress, rhythm, intonation, pitch, and/or tone of voice
Unable to understand different tones of voice or read facial cues
Doesn't ask for clarification in unclear situations
Struggles to respond appropriately to requests for change
Fails to adjust language according to the communication situation
Lacks empathy and imagination
Fails to understand the consequences of their actions.

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Question 7

2. How do social skills groups benefit my child?

Accepted Answer

It provides numerous benefits to children. This includes -

Improved Communication
Increased Self-Confidence
Enhanced Empathy and Understanding
Strengthened Problem-Solving Skills
Improved Emotional Regulation

Question 8

3. How do social skills groups work?

Accepted Answer

Our group therapist guides the children through various exercises aimed at acquiring the necessary skills. This effectively addresses any social obstacles they may encounter.  Many sessions help the children to engage in role-playing or practice their social skills, while also receiving valuable feedback on their progress.

Question 9

4. What social skills are learned in the group therapy?

Accepted Answer

Our therapy covers a variety of different topics such as:

Greeting Others and Joining In
Dealing with Bullying and Teasing
Using Manners
Making Conversation
Boosting Self-Esteem
Conflict Resolution
Sportsmanship
Respect
Accepting "No"

Question 10

5. What are your group therapy activities?

Accepted Answer

We work on different activities.

Social Skills Poster Rules for Starting a Conversation:

Use a friendly voice.
Make eye contact.
Use appropriate greetings, such as 'hello.'

Role Playing Scenarios - What to Say:

To join others playing: "Can I play too?"
To introduce yourself: "Hi, my name is..."
To politely negotiate: "I don't want that one. Can I have the blue car, please?"

Masks for Improved Eye Contact:
Make masks together to help improve eye contact.

Encourage Turn-Taking:
Play turn-taking games (e.g., board games) to say whose turn it is (e.g., "My turn," "Your turn").

Learn About Losing:
Play board games and cope with 'losing' to prepare for real-life situations.

Group Games: 
Play games like throwing a bean bag around and contributing to the conversation by asking a question, commenting, or adding something related to the topic.

Question 11

1. How can ABA help my child?

Accepted Answer

A few things that ABA can help with include:

Daily living skills
Self-care skills
Social skills
Family relationships
Academic skills and behaviours
Community participation
Stress management
Emotional development
Aggression and self-injury
Language skills
Safety skills

Question 12

2. Can applied behaviour analysis therapy completely cure Autism?

Accepted Answer

No. The goal of ABA treatment is to only minimize the effects of Autism, thus preventing it from affecting our daily lives. Littlefoot Developmental Services offers scientifically validated, evidence-based therapies that have been proven clinically effective in yielding optimal outcomes.

Question 13

3. What is the success rate of ABA Therapy?

Accepted Answer

Research revealed that 90% of the children experienced positive outcomes as a result of undergoing ABA Therapy.

Question 14

4. What is the best age to start the therapy?

Accepted Answer

If your child has a condition, it is recommended to begin as soon as you can. Applied behaviour analysis program is effective for individuals of all ages, including children and adults. Nonetheless, at Littlefoot Developmental Services, we offer therapy for children aged 2-18 years.

Question 15

5. How many sessions does my child require?

Accepted Answer

The duration may depend on the severity of the condition. It can range from 2 x to 5x sessions per week.

Question 16

1. How long do the effects of this therapy last?

Accepted Answer

Neurofeedback therapy aims to train your child's brain to function optimally, which can lead to lasting improvements in certain areas of life. However, its long-term effectiveness varies from person to person, and some children may benefit from periodic booster sessions to maintain their progress.

Question 17

2. Does the Neuroptimal approach have any side effects?

Accepted Answer

Neuroptimal is safe, with no side effects.

Question 18

3. How long does a therapy session last and how many sessions are needed?

Accepted Answer

A typical session lasts about 45-60 minutes. The number of sessions depends on your child's specific needs and growth. Some children might start showing improvements after just a few sessions, while others may need more extended treatment.

Question 19

4. Can the therapy be used as a standalone treatment, or is it combined with other therapies?

Accepted Answer

The therapy can be employed as a standalone treatment for conditions like anxiety, ADHD, and cognitive enhancement. However, it is frequently utilized in conjunction with other therapies, for children with complex issues. The decision depends on the specific goals, diagnosis, and personalized treatment plans crafted by specialists.

Question 20

5. What conditions can be addressed with the neurofeedback approach in children?

Accepted Answer

Neurofeedback therapy can be used to address a range of conditions, including:

●     Autism spectrum disorder
●     Anxiety
●     ADHD
●     Behavioral issues
●     Trauma and PTSD
●     Learning disabilities

However, it is crucial to consult with a qualified therapist or practitioner to determine if this treatment is suitable for a specific child.

Neurofeedback Therapy, Singapore

Who Should Go for Neurofeedback Treatment?

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)
Neurofeedback therapy can assist children in impulse control, improving focus, and attention span, making it valuable for those with ADHD.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
For children with autism spectrum disorder, neurofeedback helps enhance communication skills and social interactions, contributing to improved quality of life.

Behavioral Challenges
Children dealing with conduct disorders, aggression, or emotional regulation problems, may benefit from this therapy. It helps them manage these challenges and promote healthy emotional responses.

Learning Disabilities
Neurofeedback counseling helps children with learning disabilities by enhancing their memory, cognitive functions, and overall learning abilities.

Mood Disorders and Depression
Neurofeedback therapy is beneficial for children dealing with mood disorders and depression. It helps stabilize and regulate mood patterns through targeted brain training and aims to alleviate depressive symptoms.

Anxiety Disorders
Children struggling with excessive stress, anxiety, or panic disorders find relief with this. It reduces heightened stress responses, promotes relaxation, and enhances emotional well-being.

Why Choose NeurOptimal For Children?

Non-Invasive

Natural Brain Optimization
Every child's brain is unique and has the ability to correct itself for improved efficiency. Our NeurOptimal therapy provides the central nervous system with data about its own activity, letting your child’s brain optimize itself naturally.

Diagnostic Agnostic
NeurOptimal focuses on optimizing the overall brain function of children. It can address a range of complaints naturally, irrespective of their source. For children dealing with certain challenges, this holistic approach is highly beneficial.

User-Friendly
NeurOptimal is highly user-friendly, which makes it the perfect choice for children. Its "plug and play" with no expertise requirement or complex setup ensures a stress-free experience for both kids and their parents.

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Our Pricing

Frequently asked questions

1. What is the focus of your Early Intervention Centre in Singapore?

2. How do you monitor the progress of each child?

3. How do you personalize the program for each child?

4. How will this program help my child?

5. What are the criteria for grouping children in classrooms?

1. How Do I Know If My Child Has Poor Social Skills?

2. How do social skills groups benefit my child?

3. How do social skills groups work?

4. What social skills are learned in the group therapy?

5. What are your group therapy activities?

1. How can ABA help my child?

2. Can applied behaviour analysis therapy completely cure Autism?

3. What is the success rate of ABA Therapy?

4. What is the best age to start the therapy?

5. How many sessions does my child require?

1. How long do the effects of this therapy last?

2. Does the Neuroptimal approach have any side effects?

3. How long does a therapy session last and how many sessions are needed?

4. Can the therapy be used as a standalone treatment, or is it combined with other therapies?

5. What conditions can be addressed with the neurofeedback approach in children?

Neurofeedback Therapy, Singapore

Who Should Go for Neurofeedback Treatment?

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) Neurofeedback therapy can assist children in impulse control, improving focus, and attention span, making it valuable for those with ADHD.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) For children with autism spectrum disorder, neurofeedback helps enhance communication skills and social interactions, contributing to improved quality of life.

Behavioral Challenges Children dealing with conduct disorders, aggression, or emotional regulation problems, may benefit from this therapy. It helps them manage these challenges and promote healthy emotional responses.

Learning Disabilities Neurofeedback counseling helps children with learning disabilities by enhancing their memory, cognitive functions, and overall learning abilities.

Mood Disorders and Depression Neurofeedback therapy is beneficial for children dealing with mood disorders and depression. It helps stabilize and regulate mood patterns through targeted brain training and aims to alleviate depressive symptoms.

Anxiety Disorders Children struggling with excessive stress, anxiety, or panic disorders find relief with this. It reduces heightened stress responses, promotes relaxation, and enhances emotional well-being.

Why Choose NeurOptimal For Children?

Non-Invasive

Natural Brain Optimization Every child's brain is unique and has the ability to correct itself for improved efficiency. Our NeurOptimal therapy provides the central nervous system with data about its own activity, letting your child’s brain optimize itself naturally.

Diagnostic Agnostic NeurOptimal focuses on optimizing the overall brain function of children. It can address a range of complaints naturally, irrespective of their source. For children dealing with certain challenges, this holistic approach is highly beneficial.

User-Friendly NeurOptimal is highly user-friendly, which makes it the perfect choice for children. Its "plug and play" with no expertise requirement or complex setup ensures a stress-free experience for both kids and their parents.

SUCCESS RATES

Our Pricing

Frequently asked questions

1. What is the focus of your Early Intervention Centre in Singapore?

2. How do you monitor the progress of each child?

3. How do you personalize the program for each child?

4. How will this program help my child?

5. What are the criteria for grouping children in classrooms?

1. How Do I Know If My Child Has Poor Social Skills?

2. How do social skills groups benefit my child?

3. How do social skills groups work?

4. What social skills are learned in the group therapy?

5. What are your group therapy activities?

1. How can ABA help my child?

2. Can applied behaviour analysis therapy completely cure Autism?

3. What is the success rate of ABA Therapy?

4. What is the best age to start the therapy?

5. How many sessions does my child require?

1. How long do the effects of this therapy last?

2. Does the Neuroptimal approach have any side effects?

3. How long does a therapy session last and how many sessions are needed?

4. Can the therapy be used as a standalone treatment, or is it combined with other therapies?

5. What conditions can be addressed with the neurofeedback approach in children?

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)
Neurofeedback therapy can assist children in impulse control, improving focus, and attention span, making it valuable for those with ADHD.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
For children with autism spectrum disorder, neurofeedback helps enhance communication skills and social interactions, contributing to improved quality of life.

Behavioral Challenges
Children dealing with conduct disorders, aggression, or emotional regulation problems, may benefit from this therapy. It helps them manage these challenges and promote healthy emotional responses.

Learning Disabilities
Neurofeedback counseling helps children with learning disabilities by enhancing their memory, cognitive functions, and overall learning abilities.

Mood Disorders and Depression
Neurofeedback therapy is beneficial for children dealing with mood disorders and depression. It helps stabilize and regulate mood patterns through targeted brain training and aims to alleviate depressive symptoms.

Anxiety Disorders
Children struggling with excessive stress, anxiety, or panic disorders find relief with this. It reduces heightened stress responses, promotes relaxation, and enhances emotional well-being.

Natural Brain Optimization
Every child's brain is unique and has the ability to correct itself for improved efficiency. Our NeurOptimal therapy provides the central nervous system with data about its own activity, letting your child’s brain optimize itself naturally.

Diagnostic Agnostic
NeurOptimal focuses on optimizing the overall brain function of children. It can address a range of complaints naturally, irrespective of their source. For children dealing with certain challenges, this holistic approach is highly beneficial.

User-Friendly
NeurOptimal is highly user-friendly, which makes it the perfect choice for children. Its "plug and play" with no expertise requirement or complex setup ensures a stress-free experience for both kids and their parents.