Our Services

Therapists choose puzzle types—such as jigsaws, spatial puzzles, or digital ones—based on each individual’s needs, using them to encourage growth, engagement, and meaningful connection.

Counting and number picture card therapy helps children with autism develop math, language, and motor skills through structured visual learning.

This method works well because it combines visual aids and hands-on play, making learning engaging and adaptable to each child’s needs.

Picture book reading therapy helps children with autism develop language, emotions, and social skills through visual stories.

Therapists use repetition, joint attention, and personalized books to support learning and communication.

Stacking block therapy helps children with autism develop motor, cognitive, and social skills
through structured play.

Therapists use modeling, structured play, and sensory activities to make learning calm, engaging, and goal-focused.