Take the First Step Towards Your Child’s Growth
Support in every step of the way
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Neuroaffirmative Approach
We celebrate differences and focus on your child’s strengths, not deficits.
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Neuroaffirmative Approach
We celebrate differences and focus on your child’s strengths, not deficits.
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Neuroaffirmative Approach
We celebrate differences and focus on your child’s strengths, not deficits.
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Daily Progress & IEP Reports
Stay informed with structured plans, clear goals, and actionable updates.
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Daily Progress & IEP Reports
Stay informed with structured plans, clear goals, and actionable updates.
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Daily Progress & IEP Reports
Stay informed with structured plans, clear goals, and actionable updates.
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Holistic Care in One Place
From therapy and counselling to school inclusion, we’re your one-stop partner.
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Holistic Care in One Place
From therapy and counselling to school inclusion, we’re your one-stop partner.
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Holistic Care in One Place
From therapy and counselling to school inclusion, we’re your one-stop partner.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wondering About Something? Let’s Clear Things Up!
We’ve gathered all the important info right here. Explore our FAQs and find the answers you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wondering About Something? Let’s Clear Things Up!
Frequently Asked Questions
Wondering About Something? Let’s Clear Things Up!
Does my child need a clinical diagnosis to have a shadow teacher?
Yes. A clinical diagnosis helps identify your child’s specific learning or behavioral needs. This forms the foundation for creating an Individualized Education Program (IEP) that guides both classroom and therapeutic support.
My child already attends Speech or Occupational Therapy—do they still need a shadow teacher?
Yes. Therapies focus on skill development, while the shadow teacher ensures these skills are applied in everyday classroom settings. Together, they help your child generalize learning and build real-world independence.
What is a shadow teacher, and how can they help my child?
A shadow teacher (or learning support assistant) works one-on-one with your child inside the classroom to make learning more inclusive and less stressful. They assist with classroom participation, social interaction, and achieving Individualised Education Plan (IEP) goals. Shadow teachers are especially helpful for neurodivergent children or those with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, or slow learning needs.
How can I find out if my child needs a shadow teacher?
A shadow teacher can make a significant difference for children who require additional classroom support to thrive. To understand if your child could benefit, book a free consulation now.
Does my child need a clinical diagnosis to have a shadow teacher?
Yes. A clinical diagnosis helps identify your child’s specific learning or behavioral needs. This forms the foundation for creating an Individualized Education Program (IEP) that guides both classroom and therapeutic support.
My child already attends Speech or Occupational Therapy—do they still need a shadow teacher?
Yes. Therapies focus on skill development, while the shadow teacher ensures these skills are applied in everyday classroom settings. Together, they help your child generalize learning and build real-world independence.
What is a shadow teacher, and how can they help my child?
A shadow teacher (or learning support assistant) works one-on-one with your child inside the classroom to make learning more inclusive and less stressful. They assist with classroom participation, social interaction, and achieving Individualised Education Plan (IEP) goals. Shadow teachers are especially helpful for neurodivergent children or those with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, or slow learning needs.
How can I find out if my child needs a shadow teacher?
A shadow teacher can make a significant difference for children who require additional classroom support to thrive. To understand if your child could benefit, book a free consulation now.
Does my child need a clinical diagnosis to have a shadow teacher?
Yes. A clinical diagnosis helps identify your child’s specific learning or behavioral needs. This forms the foundation for creating an Individualized Education Program (IEP) that guides both classroom and therapeutic support.
My child already attends Speech or Occupational Therapy—do they still need a shadow teacher?
Yes. Therapies focus on skill development, while the shadow teacher ensures these skills are applied in everyday classroom settings. Together, they help your child generalize learning and build real-world independence.
What is a shadow teacher, and how can they help my child?
A shadow teacher (or learning support assistant) works one-on-one with your child inside the classroom to make learning more inclusive and less stressful. They assist with classroom participation, social interaction, and achieving Individualised Education Plan (IEP) goals. Shadow teachers are especially helpful for neurodivergent children or those with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, or slow learning needs.
How can I find out if my child needs a shadow teacher?
A shadow teacher can make a significant difference for children who require additional classroom support to thrive. To understand if your child could benefit, book a free consulation now.
