Most parents reach out simply looking for clarity. Whether you have concerns, a recent diagnosis, or aren’t sure what comes next, you can start here.
Visit us with your child, or speak with us online if that’s easier. We’ll listen, understand what’s going on, and talk through what might help. There’s no pressure to make any decisions.
Yes, the consultation is completely free for families new to AP, with no obligation to sign up for services afterwards.
There really isn’t a catch. The consultation gives us a chance to understand your child and your family’s needs, answer your questions, and explore whether our services could genuinely help.
If we’re a good fit, we’ll explain the possible next steps. If we’re not, that’s okay too. We’d rather work that out together from the start than charge you for a consultation only to find that we’re not the right fit for your child.
The decision to proceed is entirely yours.
No. Many families come to us while waiting for an assessment, or simply because something doesn’t feel right. We’ll talk with you either way and point you to the right next step, even if that isn’t us.
No, these sessions are a clinical conversation and an informal look at your child, not a formal diagnostic or skills-based assessment.
If a report is what you need, let us know at the meeting and we’ll point you in the right direction.
Yes, if you’re coming in person, please do.
A clinician will observe your child informally while we talk, which tells us far more than a description can.
If that’s difficult to arrange, come without them and we’ll work from what you can tell us.
Yes. A partner, a grandparent or your helper is welcome, and they often notice things you’re too close to see.
Coming on your own is perfectly fine too — just tell us in advance by email or WhatsApp so we can make sure you’re properly supported on the day.
Yes. We provide online consultation as well and manny of our international families started exactly that way before traveling to Singapore and/or before we travel to them at where they are located.
AP holds the belief that with quality Autism Partnership Method (APM) treatment, individuals with autism should reach their fullest potential and achieve the greatest degree of independence and highest quality of life possible.
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