Blog, News and Stories From the Treetop Team

At Treetop, our Speech and Language therapists have recently had a few parents ask us how to encourage their toddlers to use their words instead of crying for what they want or simply pointing and making an “uh uh uh” sound. Here are some strategies to try: Try to always…

Speech and Language Therapists in Singapore are often asked how to facilitate children’s development of oral language. The following article provides wonderful advice on how to further develop little one’s oral language in a positive and nurturing manner. (…) Understand that every child’s language or dialect is worthy of respect…

Speech and Language therapists in Singapore are often asked to provide tips on how to improve children’s listening skills. The following article, written by Amanda Baxter, an I CAN Communication Advisor, provides some top tips. (…) Top tips for developing a child’s listening skills Make sure you speak to your…

Speech and language therapists in Singapore are often asked about how multilingual children settle in at school, especially when the language used at school is different from the language (s) used at home. The following article provides information around this subject: (…) In this article written for Colorín Colorado, Dr. Lindsey…

(…) Treatment Techniques When individualizing a treatment plan based on a child’s needs and strengths, any of a number of treatment techniques that incorporate the principles of motor learning can be used in order to try to elicit “correct” speech movement gestures. Some traditional approaches are modified for children with…

Treetop Therapy features in HoneyKids Asia   Holistic Speech Therapy Introducing Treetop Therapy Wednesday, 26 Mar 2014 We’ve all had moments where children appear not to listen. But there is a difference between refusing to listen and not being able to understand. With the appropriate help though, kids can definitely…