Explore our Center
As much as the quality we assure to bring in our programs, our center, where we call “home”, is thoughtfully designed with special attention to accessibility, safety, comfort, sensory engagement, and inclusivity.
Consultation Rooms
Our consultation rooms are meticulously crafted to cater to various comfort and sensory needs, allowing for productive and confidential Consultation sessions.
Therapy Suites
All the Therapy suites are designed with flexibility, safety, and sensitivity to the varying needs of children with special needs.
Occupational Therapy Suite
The Occupational Therapy (OT) suite is designed to support a wide range of activities aimed at enhancing the fine motor skills, sensory processing, and daily living skills of children with special needs. The environment is structured to be adaptable, engaging, and safe.
Key Features
1. Flexible Layout
- Modular furniture that can be easily moved to accommodate different activities.
- Open floor spaces for movement-based exercises.
2. Sensory Integration Equipment
- Swings and Hammocks: For vestibular input, helping children develop balance and spatial orientation.
- Crash Mats and Ball Pits: For proprioceptive feedback, allowing children to safely engage in activities that involve jumping, climbing, and crashing.
3. Fine Motor Skill Stations
- Workstations: Adjustable tables and chairs tailored to different heights.
- Activity Tools: Pegboards, puzzles, threading beads, and other manipulatives designed to enhance hand-eye coordination and dexterity.
4. Daily Living Skills Area
- Mock kitchen and bathroom setups: Equipped with child-sized appliances and fixtures, helping children practice tasks like washing hands, brushing teeth, or preparing a simple meal.
- Dressing Stations: Complete with various types of clothing and fasteners, enabling children to practice buttoning, zipping, and tying.
5. Sensory Regulation Spaces
- Quiet Zones: There’s a lovely fishpond, and softly lit areas with bean bags, soft mats, and sensory toys for calming down.
- Calm Down Kits: Tools like weighted blankets, noise-canceling headphones, and fidget toys to help children self-regulate.
6. Visual and Tactile Displays
- Visual Schedules: Using picture symbols to outline the session activities, aiding in transitions and structure.
- Tactile Walls: Panels with different textures and materials for sensory exploration.
Speech-Language Therapy Suite
The Speech-Language Therapy (SLT) suite focuses on creating an environment conducive to communication skill development, including speech articulation, language comprehension, and social communication. The space is designed to be quiet, engaging, and versatile.
Key Features
1. Soundproofing and Acoustics
- Walls and ceilings with sound-absorbing materials to minimize external noise and distractions.
- Carpeting or soft flooring to reduce echo and footsteps sounds.
2. Work Areas
- Individual Therapy Rooms: Private spaces for one-on-one sessions, equipped with mirrors, and seating arranged to encourage face-to-face interaction.
- Group Therapy Rooms: Larger rooms for small group sessions focusing on social communication and interactive activities.
3. Interactive Therapy Tools
- Articulation Practice Tools: Flashcards, speech mirrors, and modeling clay for hands-on articulation practice.
- Language Development Sets: Picture books, story cards, and thematic play sets like farm animals or community helpers to facilitate vocabulary development and storytelling.
4. Social Skills Areas
- Role-Play Stations: Spaces designed to mimic real-life settings (e.g., a grocery store, doctor’s office) where children can practice conversational skills and social interactions.
- Interactive Whiteboards: For collaborative games, drawing, and interactive stories that encourage group participation and communication.
5. Quiet and Focus Zones
- Comfortable Seating: Soft chairs and bean bags for comfortable, relaxed settings during more informal communication activities.
- Calming Decor: Muted color schemes and minimal visual clutter to maintain a calm and focused environment.
Psychology Suite
Our Psychology Suite offers a supportive and inclusive environment for our students to engage in tailored consultancy activities.
Key Features:
1. Sensory-friendly environment
The suite has calming colors, soft lighting, and soundproofing to provide a soothing atmosphere.
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2. Flexible furniture
Modular and adaptive furniture can cater to different comfort levels and mobility requirements, allowing for individualized seating arrangements for counselling sessions.
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3. Assistive technology
Incorporating assistive devices such as communication boards, visual schedules, and sensory tools can support students in expressing their thoughts and emotions effectively.
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4. Quiet spaces
Designated areas within the suite offer s privacy and tranquility for students who may need moments of quiet reflection or sensory breaks.
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5. Safety features
The space is designed with safety in mind, including non-slip flooring, rounded edges on furniture, and clear signage for emergency exits.
Educational Support Suite
Our Educational Support Suite is a welcoming and inclusive space where special needs students can receive tailored academic support, tutoring, and enrichment programs to help them thrive and succeed in their learning journey.
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Key Features:
1. Resource-rich environment
The suite is equipped with a variety of educational materials, learning aids, and assistive technologies to accommodate different learning styles and abilities.
2. Personalized learning spaces
Tailored workstations with adjustable furniture, sensory-friendly elements, and designated study areas can create a conducive environment for individualized tutoring sessions.
3. Multi-sensory learning tools
Incorporating interactive learning tools, tactile experiences, visual aids, and hands-on activities can enhance the educational experience for children with diverse sensory needs.
4. Collaboration and teamwork areas
Designated spots for group projects, peer learning activities, and collaborative exercises can promote social interaction, communication skills, and teamwork among students.
5. Quiet zones
Quiet study areas with sound-proofing, calming décor, and comfortable seating can offer children a peaceful environment for focused learning and concentration.
6. Accessible facilities
Ensuring wheelchair accessibility, clear signage, and safety measures in the suite can accommodate children with physical disabilities and ensure a safe learning environment for all.
Simulated Apartment
This specialized environment is designed to help our students gain essential life skills in a realistic and supportive setting. This unique learning space mimics a real-life apartment and serves as an ideal training ground for young adult preparing for independent living.
In addition to practical experience, the Simulated Apartment incorporates interactive learning modules tailored to each individual’s needs. These modules cover a range of topics, including budgeting, emergency preparedness, and basic home maintenance, etc.
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