Patrick Speech and Language Centre

Patrick Speech and Language Centre Patrick Speech and Language Centre is a unique centre for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. E
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Say it loud and clear to yourself- I cannot pour from an exhausted body. Type it in the comments section too. Health is ...
01/01/2026

Say it loud and clear to yourself- I cannot pour from an exhausted body.

Type it in the comments section too.

Health is the first investment every special needs mum must make in 2026.

Your strength fuels your care, your clarity sustains your home, and your wellness protects your future. Prioritising preventive care, nourishing meals, restorative sleep, and gentle movement is not selfish—it is stewardship. When you are healthy, everyone you love benefits.

2026 is the year we choose sustainability over survival.

31/12/2025

Thank you for 2025

25/12/2025

🎄 12 Days of Christmas — Special Needs Edition 🎶

This is more than a song — it is a celebration of joy, inclusion, and the everyday victories of children with special needs. From sensory squeezes to music, movement, colours, and laughter, every line reflects love in action and progress worth celebrating.

✨ Parents, caregivers, therapists, and friends — sing along with us in the comments section.
Drop your own version, tag someone who should join in, or simply continue the lyrics and spread the Christmas cheer. Let’s fill the comments with voices of hope, joy, and togetherness this season.

Because when we sing together, we remind every child that they are seen, valued, and celebrated — especially at Christmas. 🎄💛

As we prepare to reopen in January 2026, we are gently inviting families to use this season to reconnect, slow down, and...
24/12/2025

As we prepare to reopen in January 2026, we are gently inviting families to use this season to reconnect, slow down, and nurture learning at home. These moments before school resumes are powerful opportunities to bond, communicate, play, and build skills in ways that feel natural and joyful.

Simple, intentional activities done together can strengthen language, social interaction, confidence, and emotional connection — laying a strong foundation for the year ahead. Every conversation, every shared laugh, and every playful routine counts.

We look forward to welcoming you back refreshed, hopeful, and ready for a new chapter of growth and progress.

23/12/2025

Irewamiri sat at the piano and confidently played “Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells”—and when he finished, he smiled and applauded himself 👏✨

That moment says everything.
For children living with autism, learning a musical instrument builds confidence, self-expression, focus, and communication skills. Music creates a safe space where progress is celebrated, self-esteem grows, and every effort matters.

Dear parents, encourage your child to explore music.
That applause may start as a small victory, but it can grow into stronger speech, better communication, and a deep sense of self-belief.

🎵 When children celebrate themselves, healing is already happening.

21/12/2025

And we all say a big Amen

20/12/2025

What exactly do you want for Christmas? 🎄✨
Who knows… someone might see this and decide to bless you.

Parents of children with special needs give so much every single day — therapy sessions, learning tools, medical care, and endless love. This Christmas, it’s okay to ask.

Maybe it’s:
🎁 Therapy support
🎁 Learning or sensory materials
🎁 Musical instruments
🎁 School fees support
🎁 A simple gift that brings your child joy

Drop it in the comments and tag someone who might be able to help or bless you. You never know whose heart this post will touch.

Let’s make this season one of hope, kindness, and community — because no parent should walk this journey alone.

💙 Your village might be closer than you think.










17/12/2025

Watching Irewamiri gently play Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star on the piano reminds us of something powerful 💙

For children living with autism, learning a musical instrument is more than a skill — it’s a pathway to expression.
Each note helps build focus, confidence, and most importantly, speech and communication.
Music gives a voice when words feel hard, and for many children, it becomes a safe way to connect with the world.

Dear parents, give your child the gift of music.
You may be opening a door to healing, growth, and a beautiful new way for them to be heard.

✨ Every child has a melody. Let it be played.

16/12/2025

“I know who I am…” 🎶
As the song filled the room, something deeper happened — not just music, but a reminder.

A reminder that before any label, before any diagnosis, every child already has an identity rooted in God.
An identity that is whole, powerful, and intentional.

When a child understands who they are — not defined by disability, but by divine purpose — they begin to flourish in ways the world cannot limit.
Confidence replaces fear. Joy replaces doubt. Purpose replaces pity.

This song by speaks to every parent walking this journey:
Your child is not broken.
Your child is not forgotten.
Your child is deeply known, intentionally created, and endlessly loved by God.

✨ Don’t let disability define your child.
✨ Let identity lead the way.
Because every child carries greatness within.

🙏 Parents, speak identity over your children today. Who does God say they are?












12/12/2025

When Timilehin stood on that stage and sang Ezebube by Neon Adejo, it wasn’t just a performance… it was a testimony.
A testimony of growth.
A testimony of courage.
A testimony of what happens when a child is truly seen, supported and believed in. 💙✨

His passion filled the hall, reminding us that every child — including those living with autism and other special needs — carries a light that becomes brighter when we nurture their gifts.

At Patrick Speech & Language Centre, moments like this fuel our mission:
to help every child discover their voice, their confidence, and their place in the world.

Parents, what moment made you realize your child is gifted in their own beautiful way?
💬 Share with us in the comments — someone’s heart may be encouraged by your story.

Address

13b Remi Fani-Kayode Street, GRA, Ikeja
Lagos
23401

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 09:00 - 16:00
Friday 09:00 - 16:00

Telephone

+2348180127108

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