We are passionate about evidence-based practice
and training as a means to empower families and
professionals to better address children’s needs
We strongly believe in providing intervention
that is ethical, individualized and child-centred
Treetop Therapy Centre aims to contribute towards
a positive perception of children with additional
needs and the services they access
Welcome to Treetop Speech & language therapy centre.
We provide life-changing assessment, treatment, support, and care for children who have difficulties with communication, problems speaking, speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders.
Our treatments and services are unique to each child and designed with ongoing involvement from parents or carers, and creating strong links with all the educational and health professionals who may be involved.
We have a team of 5 qualified speech and language therapists offering treatment in over 4 languages, English, Mandarin, Tamil and Portuguese.
We also offer adult speech therapy.
We strongly believe in providing intervention that is ethical, individualized and child-centred
We are passionate about evidence-based practice and training as a means to empower families and professionals to better address children’s needs
Treetop Therapy Centre aims to contribute towards a positive perception of children with additional needs and the services they access
How can I help my child’s speech therapy at home? Parents can be the most amazing communication partners to their children and progress in Speech and Language therapy owes a lot to the continuous support at home. The following are some general guidelines that are helpful: a) The right approach:
How do I know if my child needs speech therapy? There are general speech and language milestones you can follow to guide you in knowing what your child should be doing at different stages. The American Speech and Language hearing association is a good place to check out these milestones.
Children are likely to mispronounce some sounds as they learn to talk. By the age of 4 years, we expect children to be able to produce most sounds accurately according to developmental milestones. A child who does not or cannot say the sounds accurately by the expected age may have
We have a “giving” initiative”, where 5% of every session fee will be donated to a cause close to our and your hearts.