Hand In Hand OTC

Hand In Hand OTC Paediatric Occupational Therapy Centre Hand In Hand OTC provides family-centred occupational therapy services for children aged 0 to 12 years.

Our services include assessment, treatment and consultation in areas that enhance the performance and independence of children in their activities of daily living. In our centre, our therapists use meaningful activities, under the frame of reference of Sensory Integration, to enable the children to reach their full potential. Other than providing individual and group therapy programmes at our centre, our therapists also provide classroom-based intervention, parent/caregiver education to ensure the children have an optimal learning environment to develop their skills and themselves. Our Vision:
Parents and professionals work hand in hand for an occupationally just world for all children to live happily and meaningfully. Our Mission:
To provide quality family-centred occupational therapy services and To promote knowledge of occupational therapy so as To enable and empower our clients to be successful in their jobs of daily living.

📵✨ 5 Screen-Free Alternatives When You Need a Break ✨📵Screens are tempting, but over-reliance can affect attention, sens...
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📵✨ 5 Screen-Free Alternatives When You Need a Break ✨📵
Screens are tempting, but over-reliance can affect attention, sensory skills & emotional regulation — especially in toddlers and preschoolers. 🧸💛

Here are 5 engaging, screen-free ideas to keep your child learning & playing independently:
1️⃣ Sensory bins for tactile exploration
2️⃣ Open-ended art stations
3️⃣ Quiet time boxes
4️⃣ Pretend play stations
5️⃣ Audiobooks & story cards 🎨📚

Small ideas = big developmental benefits. 🌱

🏡✨ 5 Key Components for a Sensory-Friendly Home ✨🏡Creating a safe, calming space for your child doesn’t have to be expen...
25/09/2025

🏡✨ 5 Key Components for a Sensory-Friendly Home ✨🏡
Creating a safe, calming space for your child doesn’t have to be expensive — intentional changes make all the difference. Whether your child is neurodiverse or simply sensory-sensitive, these five tips can transform your home into a place for regulation, exploration, and comfort. 💛

🔹 Sensory zones for regulation & play
🔹 Thoughtful lighting & sound control
🔹 Organized, predictable spaces
🔹 Sensory-friendly textures
🔹 Emotional safety & choice-making

Small changes, big impact. 🌿

5 Non-Negotiables for Parenting Pre-Teens 💡Pre-teens = emotional Rubik’s cubes 🎭 — ever-changing & challenging. Parentin...
25/09/2025

5 Non-Negotiables for Parenting Pre-Teens 💡
Pre-teens = emotional Rubik’s cubes 🎭 — ever-changing & challenging. Parenting them means balancing boundaries, respect & connection. ❤️

Here’s your quick guide:
1️⃣ Respect is mutual
2️⃣ Clear boundaries
3️⃣ Emotional safety
4️⃣ Quality time
5️⃣ Accountability without shame

Swipe for practical tips to turn chaos into connection! 🌟

🚿 Shower refusal isn’t defiance—it’s your toddler communicating! Understanding the sensory and emotional reasons behind ...
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🚿 Shower refusal isn’t defiance—it’s your toddler communicating! Understanding the sensory and emotional reasons behind their behavior can transform stressful routines into safe, predictable, and even enjoyable moments. 💛

With the right strategies, tailored to your child’s unique needs, everyday challenges become opportunities for growth and success. Occupational therapy can help guide the way. ✨

🌟 Why Does My 3-Year-Old Seem to Defy Everything I Say? 🌟Your “once angelic” toddler suddenly saying “NO!” all the time?...
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🌟 Why Does My 3-Year-Old Seem to Defy Everything I Say? 🌟

Your “once angelic” toddler suddenly saying “NO!” all the time? 😅 Don’t worry — it’s not defiance in the adult sense. At age three, this behavior is often a mix of developmental, emotional, and sensory factors, and it’s completely normal.

Here’s what might be going on:
👶 Independence Drive: Saying “no” helps your child assert control.
⏳ Difficulty with Transitions: Abrupt changes can be overwhelming — visual schedules or countdowns help.
🔊 Sensory Factors: Overload or under-stimulation may cause resistance or big reactions.
💓 Emotional Regulation: Toddlers are still learning to manage big feelings.
🗣️ Communication Gaps: Limited words = behavior as communication.

Tips That Work:
✅ Use visual aids like picture schedules or choice boards
✅ Offer simple choices (“Brush teeth first or pajamas?”)
✅ Build sensory breaks into the day
✅ Stay calm and consistent — tone & body language matter
✅ Reflect feelings: “You didn’t want to stop playing. That’s hard.”

💡 TL;DR: Toddler “defiance” is actually growth in action! Approach with empathy, use strategies, and celebrate small wins.
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👀✨ Could it be vision, not ADHD?

Some ADHD-like behaviors — fidgeting, avoiding reading, letter reversals, or messy desk work — may actually be signs of a hidden vision problem.

When the eyes struggle to track, team, or process information, focus and learning become harder. The right assessment can uncover the cause and open the door to better support. 💡

Support your child with sensory-friendly routines, clear transitions, and realistic expectations. Early support empowers...
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Support your child with sensory-friendly routines, clear transitions, and realistic expectations. Early support empowers—it's not a label, and you're never alone. 💛✨

📚✨ Literacy begins with joy, not pressure! If your child avoids reading, it might be more than preference—it could be a ...
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📚✨ Literacy begins with joy, not pressure! If your child avoids reading, it might be more than preference—it could be a sensory or motor challenge. With occupational therapy, we build the foundation for confident, connected learners. Let’s make reading feel good again. 💛

✨ There’s no manual for parenting a child with special needs—and no one expects perfection. On the tough days, showing u...
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✨ There’s no manual for parenting a child with special needs—and no one expects perfection. On the tough days, showing up with love is more than enough. 💛 You’re not failing—you’re navigating something incredibly complex with heart and strength.

💛 Feeling in Survival Mode? You’re Not Alone.Parenting a child with special needs is tough—but there are small, gentle w...
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💛 Feeling in Survival Mode? You’re Not Alone.
Parenting a child with special needs is tough—but there are small, gentle ways to make things easier:

✨ Stick to simple routines
✨ Take sensory breaks (for both of you!)
✨ Ask for help—it’s okay
✨ Focus on one thing at a time
✨ Take care of yourself too

You’re doing your best, and that’s enough. 💪💗

💬 "Is My Child Behind on Milestones?" You're not alone in wondering — and you're not alone in this journey.Whether it's ...
02/07/2025

💬 "Is My Child Behind on Milestones?" You're not alone in wondering — and you're not alone in this journey.

Whether it's delayed speech, motor challenges, or social struggles, early support can make a world of difference. 💡 As an occupational therapist, here are practical steps you can take to guide your child with confidence, compassion, and purpose.

✨ Trust your instincts
✨ Talk to your pediatrician
✨ Reach out to an OT
✨ Turn routines into growth
✨ Celebrate every little win

Early help = lasting impact. 💛 Let’s support our children where they are and help them thrive at their own pace.

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91 Tanglin Road
Singapore
247918

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday 08:30 - 15:30

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+6567771322

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