Speak2Me

07/02/2026

新(xin)年(nian)快(kuai)乐(le) from all of us at Speak2Me! ✨🧧

Wishing all our clients and families a year of good health, small wins, and meaningful moments 🥢🍊

📌 Clinic closure: We’ll be closed from 16 February to 23 February 2026 for the CNY holidays and will reopen on 24 February 2026 (Tuesday).

See you in the new horse 🐴 year！马蹄声声响，好运滚滚来!

29/01/2026

“Early identification leads to early intervention.”

Ms Christine, our specialist speech language therapist, shares the EARLY SIGNS to watch for in your child‘s development.

Remember: not every child will show all these signs, and showing one or two doesn’t automatically mean autism. When in doubt, reach out to us or talk to your pediatrician. We‘re here to support you! 💙

* Thanks once again to Lynn, our former intern, for creating this second part of our educational video.

22/01/2026

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21/01/2026

“My child isn’t talking much yet, is it just a speech delay or something more?”

As explained by Ms Christine Yu, our specialist speech-language therapist- children with speech-language delays typically show strong social engagement—they point, make eye contact, and try to communicate even without words. Autism often involves differences in social communication, repetitive behaviors, and sensory sensitivities alongside language challenges.

When in doubt, seek professional evaluation—early support makes all the difference! 🌟

21/01/2026

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22/12/2025

Adrian shares what resilience means to him—adapting, practicing hard, being patient, and staying positive.

As the year comes to a close, it’s a powerful moment for reflection for all of us. When children learn that insecurities can become opportunities to grow, it helps shape confident, resilient personalities for life ✨

Video courtesy of Adrian and his parents.

09/12/2025

Taking a brief pause! 🌟😌🎉🏡

Check out the poster for all the dates we’ll be closed this holiday season. See you all on 6 January 2026! 👋🏻

01/12/2025

Discover how orofacial myofunctional therapy (OMFT) exercises can be seamlessly integrated into your daily routine. The evidence-based exercises are designed for accessibility and effectiveness, helping individuals of all ages develop stronger oro-facial function.

Big thanks to our amazing team for being the superstars of this carousel and showing how easy it is to get started! 💪

A special shoutout to Abigail, our rockstar intern, who made this project shine on her final one with us. We loved working with you! 🎉

Ready to strengthen your smile? Swipe through for simple exercises you can try at home today!

26/11/2025

Did you know? Aphasia is more common than many realise, yet understanding about it is still limited. If you've ever wondered about the different types of aphasia, how to recognise the signs, or ways to support someone living with it, this sharing is for you.

Knowledge is the first step toward compassion. Swipe through to learn more and make a real difference in someone's life.

Thank you to Lynn, our amazing intern, for creating this valuable resource! 🫶🫶

20/11/2025

Do you know someone who breathes through their mouth, struggles with sleep, experiences reduced speech clarity, or needs orthodontic treatment? While these may seem like separate issues, they are often closely related.

The muscles of the face and mouth play a crucial role in breathing, swallowing, sleep quality, speech clarity, and overall growth. When these muscles aren't functioning properly, it can set off a chain reaction that impacts one's health and development, especially in children.

That's where Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy (OMFT) comes in.

OMFT takes a whole-person approach, retraining the muscles to improve breathing, sleep, speech clarity, and support healthier dental and facial development, naturally.

Interested to find out more? Follow us or drop us a PM!

Big thanks to Abigail, our intern, for crushing this OMFT post! 🌟 This is her second project with us. Abigail's research, creativity, and dedication made this happen.

04/11/2025

“Sorry, can you say that again?”

It sounds like a small question.
But for many deaf people, it carries a whole world inside.

Not hearing doesn’t mean not listening.
Sometimes the sound drops.
Sometimes lips turn away mid-sentence.
Sometimes the brain needs just one extra moment to process.

And in that moment… courage rises.

Because asking again isn’t easy.

Yet the response they get is often:

“I already said it.”
“Don’t worry about it.”
“It wasn’t important.”

And just like that, the conversation moves on without them.

Not because they weren’t trying.
But because asking again felt like asking too much.

What many people don’t realise is this:

🦻 Repetition isn’t inconvenience.
🦻 Repetition is access.
🦻 Repetition is dignity.

Repeating yourself isn’t a burden.
It’s how you keep someone in the room with you ...
not outside the conversation looking in.

When someone asks again, it’s not because they weren’t listening.

It’s because they were.

It’s because they’re trying to stay in the moment ...
instead of quietly falling out of it.

Asking again isn’t confusion.
It’s commitment.
It’s effort.
It’s choosing connection when silence would be easier.

So the next time someone says,
“Can you repeat that?”

Try again ... kindly.
Not louder. Not annoyed.

Just present.
Just human.

Every repeat is a bridge.
A moment of belonging.
A reminder that communication isn’t hearing perfectly…

It’s showing up for each other.

Repeat with patience.
Repeat with kindness.
It costs nothing.
But it gives someone the world.

Sometimes, saying it one more time
is how you make someone feel like they belong.

© Talking Deaf Kid, 2025

04/11/2025

Ever wondered what a Speech-Language Therapist actually does?

Swipe through to discover the complete guide!
➡️ Learn what SLTs do
➡️ Find out how to become certified in Malaysia
➡️ Meet OUR amazing team of specialists at Speak2Me

Whether you're curious about the profession, considering a career switch, or looking for expert support, this guide's got you covered! 💬✨

Special thanks to our talented intern Abigail for creating this fantastic graphic! 🙌

Questions? Drop them in the comments! We would love to connect with you.

Clarification: Ms Oo Kah Pheng is the first SLT certified in OMFT in Malaysia.