FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions














Below are common questions about how our Singapore clinic works, what to expect, and how to prepare an enquiry. Every enquiry is reviewed personally by our clinic team; submitting a form does not confirm an appointment.
Common questions
- How do I request an appointment?
- Share a short note about your concerns. Because each family's situation is different, first appointments are arranged individually by our clinic team rather than through a standard online booking. Depending on the concerns you share, we decide together whether the first visit is best with parents only, or parent and child.
- How soon will I hear back?
- Response times depend on clinic capacity. Urgent medical or safety needs must be addressed by appropriate emergency services.
- Do you diagnose autism or ADHD?
- Where a diagnostic view is appropriate, yes — but our first priority is always understanding your child in context.
- Do you prescribe medication for ADHD?
- Medication is one option discussed carefully when appropriate. Support is always individualised.
- Do you coordinate with schools?
- Where useful and with parents' consent, yes.
- Do you see teenagers?
- Yes. We see children and teenagers.
- Where is the clinic?
- 10 Sinaran Drive, #10-12, Novena Medical Center, Singapore 307506, near Novena MRT.
- Do you accept international families?
- Yes. Families from Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and beyond visit our Singapore clinic — see the International Families page.
- Is the educational assistant on the site giving medical advice?
- No. The assistant is educational, non-diagnostic and refers to the clinic when appropriate.
- Do you store my messages with the assistant?
- No. Raw conversations and pasted reports are not stored.
Ready to take the next step?
Appointment requests are reviewed and arranged personally by our clinic team. Submitting an enquiry does not confirm an appointment.

