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  • School Readiness: Not just about academics

    It does not only refer to academic (literacy and numeracy skills) but the overall developmental skills Research has shown that weakened key developmental skills may cause the child to struggle with academics Our therapists in Singapore are always available to assist your children with the development of school The program is run by speech and language therapists, educational therapists, and developmental therapists It follows a detailed early intervention approach to a child’s core developmental abilities.

  • Why Your Child with Special Needs Isn’t ‘Falling Behind’?

    For neurodiverse children, those with autism, ADHD, developmental delays, learning differences, or speech What if they’re simply signs of a different developmental path? 

  • Is My Child Having a Tantrum or Trying to Communicate Something?

    Our therapists look beyond the behaviour itself to understand what may be happening underneath it. Developmental milestones can also give you a broader picture. Bring those observations to your child's teacher, paediatrician, or speech and language therapist. , you can also explore our guide to early intervention and learn more about how speech and language therapy

  • Your Child Can Read the Words. But Do They Actually Understand What They Mean?

    Total Communication delivers these programmes through trained educational therapists in Singapore. Why Total Communication Total Communication is a multidisciplinary therapy and development centre in Singapore, home to speech and language therapists, educational therapists, occupational therapists, developmental therapists, and educational psychologists. You're giving them access to the same calibre of intervention that children receive through one-on-one therapy

  • How the 4 Attachment Styles Predict Who Your Child Becomes – A Must-Read for Parents

    Whether it’s through educational therapy, developmental support, or speech and language work, we look

  • The Importance of Parental Involvement in a Preschool Setting

    actively in their child's preschool activities, fostering an enriching environment conducive to enhanced developmental Sometimes recognizing your child's developmental needs can be challenging, especially without expertise

  • Looking for fun and educational activities for your kids this holiday? Look no further!

    From Lego Therapy to Language Stimulation and Pretend Play, we offer a variety of evidence-based, interactive Here's a brief overview of our most popular offerings: Lego Therapy: This highly structured, child-led programme is an evidence-based multi-disciplinary programme developed by both educational and occupational therapists stimulating dynamic thinking skills and has been proven to significantly improve children's overall developmental Our experienced team of educators and therapists provides personalized attention, interactive activities

  • 10 Ways to Support Your Child’s Growth from 6 Months

    Monitor Developmental Milestones You know your child best.

  • When Autism meets ADHD

    A Therapist’s Perspective Many children walk into the doors of therapy centres and schools with a host with only either one or the other, thus it is of utmost importance to us to support their learning and developmental At Total Communication, our team of experienced and licensed therapists are committed to evidence-based

  • How do I know if my child is ready for school?

    School readiness does not only refer to academic (literacy and numeracy skills) but the overall developmental Research shows that disregarding these key developmental skills may cause the child to: struggle with

  • How to Nurture Executive Functioning Skills in Children

    Yet, many children struggle with these skills, especially during critical developmental stages. Consulting specialists, such as child psychologists or educational therapists, provides targeted assistance Learn more about Educational Therapy: https://www.totalcommunication.com.sg/what-is-educational-therapy

  • Why Preschools Ask for a Shadow Teacher, and What Actually Helps a Child Be Ready

    Integrated Therapy Versus Standalone Shadow Support A shadow teacher alone manages a child's day. A phrase practised in a therapy session gets picked up and repeated by a shadow teacher in the classroom Through the integrated therapy approach, the two forms of support are designed to reinforce each other Consistency across home, therapy, and classroom settings matters more than the number of hours in any Can speech therapy replace a shadow teacher? No, they serve different purposes.

  • A GUIDED PARTICIPATION MODEL TO ESTABLISH DYNAMIC INTELLIGENCE

    Our Expertise: Well-qualified speech-language pathologists, educational therapists, and developmental therapists who lend their specialized expertise but are also unified in their goals (Transdisciplinary

  • What Happens After EIPIC (Early Intervention Plans for Infants and Children) Ends?

    You go from weekly therapy sessions, regular updates, and a known system… to having to figure out the You’ll notice: No more weekly in-centre therapy sessions Limited school-based support unless you're in Private Intervention Centres These offer: Continuation of speech, occupational, or educational therapy We create clear therapy goals based on what’s happening in school. Fill out our reachout form: Contact Total Communication Therapy Center

  • Executive Function Skills in Children: Why Focus, Organisation and Independent Learning Matter

    How Total Communication Therapy Supports Executive Function Development At Total Communication Therapy The Executive Function Skills Programme at Total Communication Therapy in Singapore is designed for students Total Communication Therapy's Executive Function Skills Programme offers structured opportunities for Total Communication Therapy (TCT)1 Pemimpin Drive, #11-08, SingaporePhone: +65 9115 8895 Email: enquiries Total Communication Therapy's Executive Function Skills Programme is designed for students aged 10–16

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