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Cheers Learning provides assessment, counselling, intervention and educational therapy for children & youths with special learning and behavioral needs.

We aim to help children and youths achieve and thrive. Our popular services are:

1) Psychological Assessment - We welcome you to call or send a whatsapp to our hotline 8495 5465. Our psychologist will address your concern directly. Base rate for assessment is $650. Appointment available within 2 weeks. Assessment completion to report collection is around 2 weeks.

2) Educational Therapy - We cur

rently serve children from 4 to 18 years old. We believe in value-adding to your child's learning. Each child has a customized learning curriculum. Session and monthly updates are sent promptly to parents with strategies for follow-up at home. Office session starts at $130/h and home-based session starts at $140/h. WhatsApp 8495 5465 to book a trial session.

3) Counselling and Skills Intervention - We hold individual sessions and classes for children who need skills to manage their attention on tasks, manage their emotions, build resiliency and confidence etc. We combine songs, art, play, stories and movement in our therapy session to make lesson engaging and fun for each individual. Sessions are around 10 to 12 weeks with parental reviews and followup home tips and funwork. Interested? WhatsApp 8495 5465 to book a trial session.

04/08/2025

Life can be as unpredictable as snow in Australia — rare, surprising, and sometimes exactly what we didn’t know we needed. Here's to embracing the beauty of the unexpected. ❄️✨

27/07/2025

Does your child melt down in malls or crowded places? 😞 It might be sensory overload — when lights, sounds, smells, and textures become too much for their brain to process.

They’re not being dramatic. They’re doing their best to cope. 💛

21/07/2025

19/07/2025

Do you give your child toys or treats for good behaviour? Here’s why that might backfire and what works better 👇

✨ Tie behaviour to values, not rewards
✨ Use natural consequences, not punishments
✨ Be consistent as a family

Build discipline that lasts, not habits that fade when the gifts stop. 💛

15/07/2025

Signs of Autism that may show up during playtime 🧩

Some behaviours to watch for:
🚩 Always wants to go first or control the game
🚩 Avoids joining in or cries at group play
🚩 Either too shy or overly friendly
🚩 Talks to everyone, misses social cues

These signs don’t always mean ASD for your preschoolers—but if they’ve been showing up for 3–6 months, it might be worth a closer look.

💛 Early support can make a big difference. Reach out if you’d like to chat.

29/06/2025

Focus on: Why Asking "Stupid" Questions Was the Smartest Thing I Did

Donkey years ago, I saw a quote that goes something like, "Ask, and you shall receive. If it is a stupid question, you'll be a fool for 3 seconds, but if you don't ask, you would never know the answer, and you'll remain a fool for a lifetime."

That kind of worked for me, as I was a very shy and quiet girl throughout my schooling days. (Of course, we can now ask Google or AI for answers.) But there are things that Google won't know, like "if a guy I had a crush on liked me back" or "to my teacher, how can I improve my English from an E8 to a pass?"

Now that I'm back in school doing a part-time study, I surprised myself by being one of the more vocal students in class. I'm still an introvert, but years of practice taught me that asking questions, even the “wrong” ones, isn’t something to fear. It takes time to grow a thicker skin, to quiet that inner critic. Over time, I’ve learnt that the fear of sounding silly is a small price to pay for clarity, confidence, and growth.

So if you’re holding back from raising your hand, starting that conversation, or seeking help — here’s a gentle reminder:

A "stupid" question might just be your smartest move.

17/05/2025

“Remember, don’t work too hard!”
That was the parting message from my big sis, who’s just returned to Singapore for a family visit.

Funny thing is, I didn’t actually feel like I was working too hard. It was a fairly typical Saturday for me—just full in a meaningful way.

My day began at 9am with a visual and sound check for a Zoom seminar attended by about 120 parents from the Fei Yue Triple P programme. The topic? Raising Resilient Children. I was honoured to be invited as a panellist. We wrapped up around 11:40am.

At noon, I met with a preschooler and his mother for a review of his cognitive test. His mom came in with quiet hopes, but I gently walked her through the testing process—what her child could and couldn’t do. Eventually, she accepted the results. Acceptance is never easy when expectations are high, and my heart goes out to her.

Just before my social skills class, a parent pulled me aside. She needed advice on helping her child cope with meltdowns and refusal to try. It was a short but meaningful conversation. Sometimes, that five-minute window becomes a space where overwhelmed hearts are heard, and next steps become just a little clearer.

At 1:15pm, I ran a social skills group for three lower primary students, followed by another group at 2:45pm for upper primary kids. Finally, at 4pm, my Secondary Four student arrived for her English lesson.

No lunch in between—but I barely noticed until the day ended.

From speaker to assessor, skills interventionist to academic coach—and in between, a listener too. I hadn’t realised how many hats I’d worn until I paused to write them all down.

And maybe that’s the thing. It’s not about how much work I did, but how meaningful and varied the work was.

Still, sis, I hear you—I’ll be resting on Sunday. 😊

Have a restful day, everyone. Cheers!

11/05/2025

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!

"Thank you for being a super mom—always loving, juggling, listening, teaching, and celebrating. You make life better every single day."💐❤️

28/04/2025

🎉 Kids can learn about Singapore’s General Election 2025 too! 🗳️🇸🇬

Our new poster makes it fun and easy for young ones to understand voting, leadership, and values like fairness and respect. 🌟

Let’s grow our future leaders together! 🧡

📚 CHEERS!

31/03/2025

My 2nd time going to the SPS AGM after a long absence. Happy to know that we are a million-dollar society now and that our portfolio and activities have diversified thanks to the good work of our past and current committees. The thing on everyone's mind is how the soon-to-be-imposed MOH regulation of registered psychologists will affect all of us.

Some other key points brought up by members include possibly setting up an honorary fee for key committee members who are volunteering their time and effort for the society. Another point is to utilise our resources to support regional psychological efforts. A third is a question about the reason behind the attrition rate, considered a small number, which I felt could be easily uncovered through an exit survey.

Moving forward, I hope the society can adopt a Menti QR code to elicit responses for AOB and for members to pose questions if any.

Looking forward to the next AGM, which likely will be scheduled on the 28 March 2026 (last Saturday of March).

The Health Ministry is mandating psychologist registration to enhance professional standards, ensure patient safety and improve access to mental healthcare services.

31/03/2025

✨ Eid Mubarak! ✨

This blessed day is a time to embrace life’s blessings, cherish moments with loved ones, and give thanks for every opportunity we’ve been given. May this Eid bring joy, peace, and countless reasons to smile. 💛

Address

Blk 134 Jurong Gateway Road #02-309G
Singapore
600134

Opening Hours

Monday	10:00 - 21:00
Tuesday	10:00 - 21:00
Wednesday	10:00 - 21:00
Thursday	10:00 - 21:00
Friday	10:00 - 21:00
Saturday	10:00 - 17:00

Website

https://www.cheerslearning.com/

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Our Story

Cheers Learning provides assessment, counselling, intervention and specialised tuition for children & youths with suspected or diagnosed special needs.

We believe in serving the community in a meaningful way. You are probably directed to this site either by a keyword google search or by someone who have benefited from our services because we do ZERO advertising. We are thankful that our business grow through words of mouths and good reviews.

Our mission is to help each child achieve and thrive, no matter where their starting point is. We will continue making a positive impact on the lives of the family we work with.

CHEERS to your child’s success story!