autism | JaneShinSENTherapy

Professional ABA therapy training session: A 4-year-old white boy sitting at a small child-sized table, facing his white mother who is sitting across from him holding a flashcard of picture of a car. The boy is looking at the card with his mouth open as if speaking a word. Behind the boy stands a female asian therapist in professional attire (blouse and slacks) looking at the interaction and holding a clipboard for notes. The setting is a clean, bright therapy room with educational materials visible in the background. The scene captures a moment of parent training where the therapist is supervising the mother's implementation of speech therapy techniques. Warm, natural lighting. Photorealistic style.

Why Parent Training Gets Results: Understanding the Process

I recently worked with a family whose 4-year-old daughter had been struggling with potty training. For seven months, the parents tried various tips and strategies with little success. After two years of working closely with their daughter in therapy, I was able to develop a comprehensive, targeted potty training program specifically designed for her learning style and family dynamics. The result? Success on the second day of implementation, and the beginning of independent in

Oct 223 min read

Visual reminder showing a smartphone in a pants pocket and a wallet placed in an open bag

Executive Functioning Visual Supports: Phone in Pocket, Wallet in Bag System

Does this sound familiar? Your student tries to manage their phone and wallet at the same time - holding their phone in one hand, trying to open their wallet with the other, then needing to get money out but having no free hands. In the confusion, they set their phone down 'just for a second' and then can't remember where they put it. This simple visual system creates a clear sequence: phone in pocket FIRST, then wallet from bag - no more juggling both at once.

Sep 13 min read

Splashing into Fun: The Benefits of Rainy Day Play for Children in Hong Kong and List of Therapeutic Activities

Rain play offers incredible sensory input that supports neurological development, particularly for children with Special Educational Needs. Discover how Hong Kong's urban environment can become a therapeutic playground during rainy weather, with activities designed to support children with autism, ADHD, and sensory processing differences.

Aug 195 min read

Form filling worksheets promotional image showing three versions - an adult version and primary school version. The adult worksheet displays personal information, emergency contacts, and education sections with form fields for name, address, email, phone number, and contact details. The primary school version shows simplified personal information, parent information, and school information sections. Large blue text reads 'FORM FILLING From Primary School Students to Adult' with 'FREE DOWNLOAD' overlaid across the worksheets.

Essential Form-Filling Skills: A Practical Worksheet for SEN Learners

Form-filling is a crucial life skill for SEN learners, opening doors to employment, healthcare, and independence. This practical worksheet breaks down the process into manageable sections, allowing learners to progress at their own pace. With both adult and primary school versions available, it provides safe practice space where success builds confidence for real-world situations.

Aug 183 min read