Real Hope Real Results

Every child's journey is unique. Here are the inspiring stories of transformation, achievement, and hope from our families and our global impact in autism therapy.

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Autism Milestones

Celebrating achievements with ABC Center Autism therapy in Asia

Children's Success Stories

These are real stories from real families. See how our evidence-based ABA therapy has transformed lives and brought hope to families across Asia and in the world.

Mainstream School for a Child with Autism

Posted July 2018 

When Allan* was two years old, he was diagnosed with autism. His parents initially enrolled him in a SPED school, but soon realized that with a good intervention, he could aim for mainstream. After a few years at ABC Center, he has now successfully transitioned to a mainstream primary school.

A Child with Autism Learns to Speak: Parent’s Perspective (Part 2)

Posted July 2017

Madhu* is a 5 year old boy who joined ABC Center just eight months ago starting with just echoing words and sounds, but now, he is speaking and beginning to form sentences. This is the perspective of Madhu’s mother on the journey.

A Child with Autism Learns to Speak (Part 1)

Posted June 2017

Madhu* is a 5 year old boy who joined ABC Center just eight months ago. Starting with just echoing words and sounds, now, he is speaking and beginning to form sentences.

Dealing with Tantrums in Autism

Posted October 2016

Children with autism engage in tantrums or negative behavior, including crying, hitting their head, punching and other behavior problems that leave parents stressed and feeling helpless. Alice*, a 4 year old child, used to bang her head on the floor, kick and punch herself. Through the team’s work at ABC Center, her self-injurious behavior has now disappeared.

Learning to Talk: Breaking Down the Barriers

Posted August 2016

When Spencer* signed up with ABC Center three years ago, he could only make unintelligible sounds. He could not use them to communicate. Nor could he understand what was being said to him. Today, three years later, Spencer can now talk to us, and we to him.

Toddler Graduation: ABC's Youngest is Graduating!

Posted January 2016 

Daisy* was barely 14 months old when she started at ABC Center’s Infant/Toddler Program. When she joined, she did not have a formal autism diagnosis, but showed symptoms of autism and developmental delay. Through intensive early intervention, her skills improved dramatically, proving that it is never too early to start therapy.

Teaching Social Skills in Autism

Posted January 2015

Socializing can be confusing for children with autism as they grow up, interact with peers and develop friendships. Michael* a 9 year old with Asperger’s Syndrome enrolled at ABC Center’s Social Skills Program has seen remarkable progress.

Success! My child is now out of the Autism Spectrum!

Posted September 2014

When David* was 22 months old, he was diagnosed with Autism. Today, after two years of hard work, therapy and dedication, his mother can finally say what other parents dream of – David is no longer in the Autism Spectrum. This remarkable achievement demonstrates the power of early intervention and consistent, evidence-based ABA therapy.

Tomi is Vocally Imitating!

International Services, Romania 

Tomi is vocally imitating and he even says “Pa” (bye) in natural context and “Da” (yes) at responding to name. He has around 20 targets already. This breakthrough in verbal behavior shows the effectiveness of systematic vocal imitation training.

“Our international programs demonstrate that evidence-based ABA therapy works across cultures and languages, bringing hope to families worldwide.”

What is the Early Intervention Programme for Infants and Children – P (EIPIC-P)?

EIPIC-P is a programme administered by the Singapore government’s Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) that enables Singaporean or Permanent Resident children who meet criteria to avail of financial subsidies for early intervention.  

The children must be between 2 – 6 years old, and recommended by a professional (e.g. recognized paediatrician) for early intervention. The financial subsidy for Singaporean children is dependent on means-tested household income. 

ABC Center is honored to have been appointed as an EIPIC-P provider since the programme’s inception in 2018 (previously known as PPIP programme). If you have questions on how to avail of the programme, please contact us and we can guide you through the process.