Does your child:
- Get anxious or upset when the routine is changed?
- Face difficulties following classroom or group instructions?
- Demonstrate either limited or too much interest in numbers and letters?
- Decode words slowly?
- Recognise limited sight words?
- Have troubles rote counting or reciting the alphabet?
- Read but show limited understanding of what was read?
If you answered “yes” to any of the above, your child could be facing early learning difficulties or a developmental delay. Our educational therapy services can help build a strong foundation for long-term academic success.
How Educational Therapy Supports Your Child
Educational therapy is designed to help children who struggle with learning due to cognitive, developmental, or behavioural challenges. Unlike tutoring, it focuses not just on content but also on building the thinking and learning skills needed to thrive in a school setting.
Therapy may target areas like working memory, phonological processing, or executive functioning—skills that affect how a child learns, organises information, and performs in class. Through personalised strategies, structured routines, and consistent reinforcement, educational therapy can help your child grow a healthy interest in literacy, numeracy and attention required for classroom participation.
It also fosters emotional resilience and builds confidence in learners who may have experienced repeated academic setbacks.
Our Approach at The Grounds
As a trusted educational therapy center in Singapore, The Grounds offers child-centred interventions tailored to each learner’s pace and style. Our highly-qualified educational therapists in Singapore work closely with families and schools to embed learning goals into your child’s everyday classroom routine.
We understand that no two learners are the same. That’s why our educational therapy services are designed to support not only academic skills but also the emotional and behavioural readiness needed for meaningful learning.
We’re committed to creating a safe, encouraging environment where your child can thrive—and rediscover the joy of learning.