Leading the Way in Autism Support: ABA Therapy in Singapore
"Empowering Parents, Transforming Lives"
Welcome to Learning to Learn Singapore!
"Empowering Parents, Transforming Lives" – The Heart Behind Our ABA Therapy
At Learning to Learn Singapore, we are passionate about empowering families and transforming the lives of children through proven, research-based principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
Our mission is simple: to empower parents with the proper ABA know-how by working closely in a partnership and guiding their children's transformative journey. We strive to be the leader in ABA therapy in Singapore by our commitment to being accredited by the Qualified Applied Behavior Analysis Credentialing Board (QABA®). We work with a wide range of population, from young children to address early signs of autism, to young adults to address their quality of life.
Our dedicated team of experienced ABA therapists is here to guide families through every step of the journey, from understanding the diagnosis process of autism in Singapore to implementing effective interventions. We prioritize empowerment, ensuring that children and parents experience meaningful progress, growth, and an enhanced quality of life.
Partner with us to build a brighter future for your child. Together, we’ll promote long-term success and meaningful development based on trust, respect, and evidence-based ABA therapy.
Nonverbal for 8 years, he can finally communicate
Experience the inspiring journey of how we helped J to find his voice through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. After eight long years of trying various approaches with no success, his parents finally discovered hope. In just three to six months, we witnessed remarkable progress, with J expressing himself in ways his family had once thought impossible. This touching story highlights the incredible potential of ABA therapy to transform lives and provides a beacon of hope for his parents.
For families facing the early signs of autism or seeking guidance on the diagnosis process in Singapore, partner with us and we can navigate this transformative journey together.
Betrayed at school, watch how ABA helps him return
“I engaged Jason 6 years ago when my boy crashed badly. He had sudden severe school refusal and many emotional problems including violence. At its worst, my boy stopped going to school completely. His last therapist discharged him and we were at our wits end. Jason stepped in and our goal for Jason was clear from the beginning, to fill the role of a big brother to my boy. Today, Jason is more than a brother. My boy misses Jason when we skip session. My boy has come a long way. He never miss a single day of school, aced PSLE with flying colours and is in his second year of secondary school where he won a scholarship. He still sees Jason, but on a less regular basis. We are so grateful that Jason is here to accompany my boy navigate the tough challenge of life in his formative years.”
Mrs Tay, Mom of P
Silence at 5, ABA helped find his voice
“I'm delighted to share my heartfelt testimonial for our therapist, who has been an indispensable guide and mentor to my son for the past five years. Their unwavering dedication and expertise have not only helped my son navigate challenges but have also equipped our family with invaluable tools and strategies to support his growth outside of sessions. Thanks to their guidance, my son successfully gained admission to Pathlight Primary School, marking a significant milestone in his journey. We are immensely grateful for their compassionate care, insightful advice, and unwavering support.”
Ken, Dad of E
Do not take feedbacks well, ABA helped him manage feedbacks
“Before discovering Learning to Learn Singapore, I was overwhelmed as a parent of a child with autism. I felt lost and unsure of how to best support my child's unique needs. However, after engaging with Learning to Learn, my emotions shifted from uncertainty to hope. Their ABA therapy program provided my child with the tailored support he needed to thrive, and also offered me the guidance and understanding I desperately sought. Thanks to Learning to Learn Singapore, I now approach each day with optimism, knowing that my child is receiving the best possible care and support.”
Dong Fang, Mom of B
1-1 ABA Home Intervention
Home-based ABA therapy is essential because it provides a familiar and comfortable environment where children are most likely to generalize and apply the skills they learn.
In a home setting, therapy focuses on real-life situations, addressing key areas such as family interactions, daily routines, and behavior management. This personalized approach ensures that children showing early signs of autism can practice and reinforce learned skills with their family members, making therapy both meaningful and effective.
School Shadowing
A key focus of our School Shadow Service is to facilitate the generalization of skills your child has been developing through ABA therapy, including communication, social skills, and self-regulation.
By providing in-the-moment support, our service helps children apply these learned skills in a natural, real-world setting — interacting with peers, teachers, and other school staff.
This real-time guidance ensures that children, especially those with early signs of autism, can navigate social and academic environments with confidence.
School
Readiness
Our School Readiness Program is tailored to equip children with the essential skills needed to successfully transition into mainstream or special education schools. With a proven track record, we take pride in supporting students as they gain admission into esteemed institutions such as Pathlight School and St. Andrew’s Mission School.
This program provides comprehensive preparation for school entry requirements, including readiness for the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC) test, a critical component for many school admissions.
For families navigating autism in Singapore, our program ensures children receive personalized guidance to thrive academically and socially.
Vocational
Skills
Our Vocational Skills Program empowers individuals with practical abilities to thrive in everyday life or start a simple home-based business.
Through hands-on training, participants learn specific vocational activities such as bracelet making and baking cookies, which can be transformed into marketable products. These activities are tailored to suit each individual's strengths and interests, promoting success and personal growth.
If you're supporting a loved one with autism in Singapore, reach out to us to explore additional skills and activities that can help them achieve vocational success and greater independence.
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What Is Autism? Understanding Autism in Singapore and Its Early Signs
Autism, also known as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a developmental condition that affects how a person thinks, learns, and interacts with others. It is called a "spectrum" because individuals with autism can have a wide range of strengths and challenges. While some may experience mild symptoms, others may face more significant difficulties requiring specialized support.
According to the DSM-V (the diagnostic manual used by professionals), autism is characterized by two primary areas of concern:
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In Singapore, the prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has been increasing, thanks to greater awareness and advancements in diagnostic methods. According to the Ministry of Health (MOH), recent reports reveal that 1 in 150 children in Singapore are diagnosed with autism. This growing recognition ensures that more children showing early signs of autism are identified and receive essential support at an earlier age. (Source: Opening Remarks by Mdm Rahayu Mahzam, Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Health, on the Launch of the Clinical Practice Guidelines on Autism Spectrum Disorder in Children and Adolescents, July 2023)
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is often associated with a variety of other conditions, known as comorbidities. These are additional challenges that individuals with autism may experience, affecting their development and daily life. Research has shown that it is common for individuals with autism to have one or more comorbid conditions, which can influence their overall well-being and the effectiveness of treatment.
