Creating connections
ABA Therapy for children with Autism
Empower your child's learning
EnablE your child's independence
Enrich the quality of life of your child and family
Having a child with autism or special needs
can be stressful and overwhelming.
We are here to journey with you every step of the way.
We promise to work closely with you and your family
to support your child's learning and development;
and simply to be a listening ear.
Our team at Our Special Story teach with passion, love and fun!
We focus on your child’s happiness and learning process;
and aim to build the essential foundations your child needs to
thrive and live functionally and independently.
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WHAT WE DO
Programs are individualised and tailored to your child's needs
Fun, naturalistic and engaging
Improves attention
Improves speech and communication
Increase positive classroom behaviours
Increase your child's independence in school
Support your child in developing positive peer relationships
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WHAT TO EXPECT
Free
Consultation
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1h Therapy Trial
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Understand your concerns
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Share how ABA can benefit your child
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Ask any questions
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Get advice
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Play and interact with your child
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See how we carry out therapy
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Preliminary assessment
Assessment
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Meet the team (Behaviour Consultant and Behaviour Therapist)
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In-depth assessment of your child's level in each developmental domain
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Determine baselines
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Identify your child's strengths and weaknesses
Individualised
Education
Program (IEP)
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Therapy begins
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Therapy begins!
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Personalised program file
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Updates after every session
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Regular check ins with parents
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Parent education and training
Regular reviews and supervision
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Supervision by Behaviour Consultant every fortnight
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Regular updates and streamlining of prompts and programs
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Progress report every 3 months
What our clients say about us...
Parents of W
We engaged Grace and Carolyn last November 2019 for shadowing and ABA services to prepare him for Primary 1. They managed to quickly build rapport with him and the transition to primary school was better than expected. They were attentive to his needs and followed up at home, further supporting his transition to primary school. They also worked closely with the school teachers so that we can reinforce at home. In less than a year, we saw significant improvement in W and even the school teachers agreed. W enjoys school every day and has gained confidence in adapting to school independently. There are still needs to be supported, but we trust Our Special Story will be with us on this journey.
FAQ
My child is missing some of his milestones, but I don't know what's the problem. What should I do?
Every child grows and develops at different pace and speeds. Milestone checklists are a helpful baseline, but not every child will hit each stage according to its projections.
However, some missed milestones can be red flags that point to larger complications.
By 12 months: No babbling or gestures such as pointing, waving, or showing
By 16 months: No words
By 24 months: No two-word meaningful phrases
It is best to seek professional advice as early as possible. Book an appointment with a doctor or a consultation with us to help you with your next steps.
I have not heard of ABA therapy. How can ABA therapy help my child?
ABA therapy can improve various aspects of your child's developmental areas including behaviour, speech and communication, attention, school readiness skills, social skills and more.
Depending on your child's age and developmental phase, we will personalise programs and targets to work on those areas of concern. The programs will be regularly reviewed and updated to ensure your child's progress and growth.
Book a free 1 hour therapy trial to see how we work and teach your child.
Is my child too young to start therapy?
We have worked with little ones as young as 18 months!
Expect nothing but fun-filled and engaging sessions where your child will learn through play as we work on various skills such as joint attention, imitation, pointing to share interest, and receptive language.
Early intervention is key.