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19/11/2025

Therapist Reacts to Reddit Posts - “The Guilt of Not Replying After Hours”

Do you relate to this? Let us know your thoughts and comments about replying to work after hours!

14/11/2025

Behind every programme at A Kind Place is a simple mission:
to create a space where every individual feels understood, supported, and empowered. 💙

Hear directly from our founder as she shares what makes the Holiday Enrichment Programme different — and how our classes help teens grow emotionally, socially, and confidently.

Ready to join us this holiday? 🌿
Sign up here at:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfHvl7VnLUp2DFe7gehsin5S9UCpiUUK5VFVtEmdqO0UErepg/viewform

13/11/2025

💭 Are meltdowns or emotional overwhelm making the holidays stressful?

At A Kind Place, we understand how tough it can be to manage emotions in busy or unfamiliar environments. That’s why our Holiday Enrichment Programme (13-18) focuses on helping your teen:
💙 Build emotional regulation and self-awareness
🗣️ Strengthen communication and coping strategies
🎨 Engage in creative, calming, and meaningful activities

📍 Limited Spots available!
👉 Register now at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfHvl7VnLUp2DFe7gehsin5S9UCpiUUK5VFVtEmdqO0UErepg/viewform

12/11/2025

Caring for two generations can feel like living two lives at once. 🥪
Between work, kids, and ageing parents...it’s easy to lose yourself.

Research shows that caregivers who set boundaries, find small joys, and share responsibilities cope better and stay emotionally healthier. 🌿

Remember, it’s not selfish to take care of yourself. It’s how you keep caring for the ones you love. 💛 Share this with those who need to hear it 🙌

11/11/2025

Is your child (9-15 years old) navigating life with Autism or Intellectual Disability?

Our Independent Adult Programme is here to support their growth in emotional regulation, social skills, and daily life skills — led by trained professionals in a safe, supportive space.

🗓 Weekly on Saturdays, 3pm-5pm
📍 Psycle Consultancy

✅ Proven programme from Singapore
✅ Led by Clinical Psychology Trainees
✅ Supervised by Experienced Clinical Psychologists & Special Needs Educators

👉 [Use QR code or Sign-Up Link: https://forms.gle/QvQACaQwBhrQ4fxKA ]
📞 WhatsApp us: +6012-3817323

04/11/2025

Sometimes the best care starts with a deep breath in nature 🌤
Join us at A Kind Place for Social Adventure: Self-Care in Nature, part of the Enabling Lives Festival 2025 by SG Enable .sg — a peaceful morning of forest bathing, mindful connection, and a picnic with friends.

💚 For adults with special needs, caregivers, and all who care.

🗓 7 Dec 2025 | 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
📍 Admiralty Park, Singapore
💵 Only $10 per pax (food & drinks provided!)

➡️ Sign up now: https://forms.gle/w4r67RmifMp4CR177

Check us out on Enabling Lives Festival 2025 Website: https://enablinglivesfestival.sg/experiential-activity/social-adventures-and-self-care-in-nature/

01/11/2025

Today we celebrate Autistic Speaking Day — a reminder that communication isn’t one-size-fits-all.

For many autistic individuals, “speaking” goes beyond words. It can mean gestures, visuals, writing, AAC devices, art, or even silence — each a meaningful way of expressing thoughts and emotions. 💭

This day promotes:
💙 Autistic self-advocacy — empowering autistic people to define their own experiences.
💙 Authentic representation — replacing harmful myths with real perspectives.
💙 Community and visibility — encouraging autistic individuals to share their art, writing, and lived stories.

✨ Every voice deserves to be heard — in its own way.
🌍 Be part of the change: listen, learn, and advocate for communication that includes everyone.

30/10/2025

Ever wonder what sensory overwhelm feels like for an autistic individual? 🧠🌪️
Bright lights, loud sounds, and too many sensations happening all at the same time — with no way to “filter out” the noise. It isn’t a meltdown by choice, and it isn’t “overreacting.” It’s a nervous system in survival mode.

By slowing down, giving space, and respecting boundaries, we can make the world safer and more inclusive for those who experience sensory overload.

Let’s create a world where sensory needs are understood, not judged. 💙 Share this to spread awareness.

21/10/2025

✨ Pick a card… Which one are you today? 🃏💭
Swipe, pause, and choose the card that pulls you in.
Sometimes our mind already knows what our heart needs — we just have to listen. 🌙

As you move through the carousel, take a slow breath.
Notice the words that land.
Notice the feelings that surface.
There’s no “right” card — just your card for today. 💚

💬 Comment your card below and tell us:
— What made you choose it?
We’re listening, always. 🌿

Save this for the days your mind feels heavy, and share it with someone who might need a gentle reminder. 🌸

17/10/2025

💛 If you see a child who seems lost — don’t look away.

In August, an 11-year-old boy with autism who went missing reminded us how easily it can happen… and how deeply it affects families.

Children with special needs may wander off not because they’re misbehaving, but because they’re curious, overwhelmed, or trying to find something familiar.

As a community, we can make a difference. 🌱

If you ever come across a child who seems lost:
👉 Stop to check gently
👉 Seek help — call the police or alert nearby staff
👉 Stay with the child until help arrives

At A Kind Place, we believe kindness also means looking out for those who may not have the words to ask for help.
Together, let’s build a more understanding and caring Singapore. 💜

16/10/2025

BUILDING EMOTIONAL REGULATION AND SOCIAL CONFIDENCE

This holiday, help your teen learn calm, confidence, and connection.
Our 2-module programme builds real skills that stick:
- Emotional Regulation (24–28 Nov, 2–4pm)
- Social Skills (1–5 Dec, 2–4pm)

✔️ For youths 13–18 with Intellectual Disability or current SPED students
📍 United House, Singapore
💲 Only $25/hr
⭐ Small groups, sensory-friendly, parent updates included
👉 Scan the QR or link to sign up: https://forms.gle/byKPmKF6BxGKtMWM8

Quetsions? WhatsApp +65 8757 8049 | hello@akindplace.co

Emotional regulation is a skill. Socializing is a skill. We teach both. 🌟

12/10/2025

A young man targeted four schoolgirls as young as 11 years old online by posing as a "lovestruck teenager" before taking them to a secluded place where he violated them. How does a predator come into contact with schoolgirls? Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Ooi Sze Jin, psychologist and Founder of A Kind Place.

💬 “Predators go where children are.”
Our founder and psychologist, Ooi Sze Jin, recently spoke on CNA 938’s TalkBack about how online predators reach young children — and what parents can do to protect them.

Many young people today are digital natives. They grow up online, connecting with friends, sharing stories, and meeting new people. But not everyone they meet has good intentions. Some predators disguise themselves as “friends” or “lovestruck teens,” slowly gaining trust before crossing dangerous lines.

As Sze Jin shared, “Children are still learning right from wrong. They need guidance, not fear.” 💜

Parents and educators play a big role in keeping children safe:
👂 Talk openly about online dangers
📱 Set healthy boundaries for screen time
💬 Stay involved, not intrusive
✨ Teach them to say no and reach out for help when something feels off

At A Kind Place, we believe protecting children starts with awareness, empathy, and honest conversations at home and in schools. 🌱

🎧 Listen to the full CNA 938 segment: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/listen/cna938-rewind/talkback-how-does-serial-predator-come-contact-schoolgirls-5377921

Address

28 Sin Ming Lane #03/142
Singapore
573972

Opening Hours

Monday	10:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	10:00 - 19:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 18:00
Thursday	10:00 - 18:00
Friday	09:30 - 19:00
Saturday	09:30 - 13:00

Telephone

+6587578049

Website

http://akindplace.co/

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