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Author Archives: Vivien Lim
Shin- Journey 2-shine
August 1, 2018 It has been sometime i did not update my life journey with the child i work with . A dad come to me, he said i should update my work with children. Here is the story about … Continue reading
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Shin-journey 1
Dec 1, 2017 A post i write but i yet to publish Miracle is what i will always say, to me all the improvement is a miracle from God. Shin is age 6, at age of 5 months he has … Continue reading
Lerler – challenge
Nov 30. 2017 Time flies very fast, Lerler attend AMCDC therapy a year ago. He only attend an hour perweek. The first hour i work with Lerler, he only able to say a phrase “go to po po house”. Only … Continue reading
MIKI- progress
Time flies and here I am trying to catch up to share my great experiences through my blog. MiKi (6 years old) come to attend my therapy program in final quarter of the year. Pre therapy: MiKi has not been … Continue reading
JXian – amazing development
Time really passed by too fast. Jxian is now in grade 3 . He attends a home school for normal children. This home school takes in normal children instead of children with learning challenges. Jxian left the centre (AMCDC) in … Continue reading
2017, i am alive.
It has been months I did not update my webpage. 2017 has been a fruitful year in my work. Seeing children benefit from my work has bring contentment. Children improve from : non verbal to have verbal, from don’t have … Continue reading
Ruth- Grade 2
Nov 2016 Time passes by very fast. Ruth has continue her education in a more structure and formal . In 2015, I have manage to source for a home school for her. The school only took in normal children. Ruth … Continue reading
Jordan – new boy
March – July, 2012 Name : Jordan Age : 6 years old. He walks on tip toes. He has not developed speech ability and is therefore poor in communication, He lacks self help skills. He drools and will doze off when … Continue reading
Caleb – problem solving skills
March 19, 2012. Parental support is such important in developing a child. Caleb’s parent took him to the beach over the weekend. It is such an adventure to take a ride with them and observe how Caleb behaves and explores … Continue reading
Ian – Positive outlook
March 1 to 9, 2012. The parents’ involvement in therapy for their children is very important. Daily I will receive updates from the parents about how their child behaves at home. Ian’s mother told me Ian is more positive now. … Continue reading