For Schools & Professionals

Referring and Coordinating

How our clinic works alongside schools, counsellors, speech and occupational therapists, and other allied professionals.

Children playing with colourful wooden blocks together
A parent listening to their child at home
Preschoolers building with wooden blocks in a bright playroom
A child standing apart while others play — social difficulties
Everyday moments: play, big feelings, and parent conversations
Children collaborating during play-based learning
A teenager studying at a desk with books and laptop
Children playing with colourful wooden blocks together
A parent listening to their child at home
Preschoolers building with wooden blocks in a bright playroom
A child standing apart while others play — social difficulties
Everyday moments: play, big feelings, and parent conversations
Children collaborating during play-based learning
A teenager studying at a desk with books and laptop

Schools, counsellors and allied professionals regularly refer children and teens to our Singapore clinic for developmental and behavioural paediatric input. We work with parental consent, provide clear written documentation, and coordinate care as part of a wider team around the child.

Clear documentation

Written summaries that help school teams support children in the classroom.

Considered coordination

Working with speech, OT, psychology and pastoral colleagues where useful.

Common questions

Do you accept referrals from schools?
Yes — with parental consent. Referrals from school counsellors, learning-support teams and allied professionals are welcome.
Do you visit schools?
This is arranged case by case and is not always necessary. School liaison meetings, virtual or in person, are often what schools find most useful.
Can you attend a school meeting?
In some situations, yes — with parental consent and where clinically appropriate.

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.