Child Therapy & Learning Support
Learning Matters, Max Towers
We offer play-based therapy and learning support for neurodiverse kids, using movement, art, and child-led activities in both group and individual sessions.
Pricing Guide
Comprehensive Diagnostic & Developmental Assessment
Assessment Details
- Time Allocation: 60 to 90 minutes of dedicated face-to-face time.
- Expertise: Conducted strictly by a Senior Occupational Therapist or Director level (15+ years experience).
- Screening: Clinical observation of sensory processing, fine/gross motor delays, and primitive reflexes in a play-based setting.
Deliverables
- Written Report: Detailed Strength-Based evaluation and roadmap delivered within 3-5 working days.
- Plan Creation: Formulation of an Individualized Education/Therapy Plan (IEP) tailored to the child's neuro-profile.
Session Components
- Facility Access: Usage of the specialized sensory gym and fine motor stations for observation.
- Consultation: Approximately 20-30 minutes dedicated to parent debriefing and diagnosis support.
Individual Occupational & Learning Therapy
Session Format
- Ratio: Strict 1:1 individual attention with a licensed Occupational Therapist or Learning Specialist.
- Timing: 45 to 60 minute slot (typically 45 mins direct contact time + 10 mins parent handover).
Facility & Equipment
- Sensory Gym: Full access to proprioceptive tracks, bolster swings, climbing walls, and trampolines.
- Fine Motor Tools: Usage of specialized grips, tweezers, therapy putty, and Montessori-style manipulatives.
- Messy Play: All consumables included for tactile desensitization (shaving foam, sand, water beads, rice, dough).
Approach
- Customization: Execution of specific IEP goals (tripod grasp, vestibular input, handwriting).
- Parent Coaching: 5-10 minute verbal handover at the end of the session for home strategies.
Intensive Neuro-Affirmative Social Skills Camp
Program Structure
- Duration: 10 days (Monday to Friday for 2 weeks).
- Hours: 1.5 hours per day (Total approx. 15 contact hours).
- Ratios: Small group setting (typically 1:3 or 1:4) for safety and peer interaction.
Real World Activities
- Life Skills: Kitchen Adventures (cooking) and Market Missions (handling money/shopping lists).
- Social Expeditions: Supported visits to nearby establishments like restaurants and cafes to practice social expectations.
Material & Support
- Supplies: All cooking ingredients, art supplies, and sensory materials included.
- Supervision: Led by senior therapists to manage regulation and facilitate social bridging.
- Updates: Daily progress updates provided to parents.
About Child Therapy & Learning Support
What Drives Us
Every child is different and we truly believe that’s a good thing. Here, we don’t look at kids and see problems to fix. We see possibilities. Our way is all about celebrating neurodiversity and helping kids feel confident in their own skin. The focus is on strengths, not just struggles.
How We Work
Play is at the heart of everything. I’ve seen that kids learn best when they’re curious, moving, and having fun, so our sessions are packed with playful activities. We use movement, art, music, and just about any way your child shows up - we listen and follow their lead. It’s not rushed. We slow down and let kids take their time.
What We Offer
- Play-based occupational therapy for kids from infants to teens. We work on sensory regulation, self-care skills, and motor skills, but also help with focus, emotions, and making friends.
- Early childhood speech support that starts with play and patience, using songs, stories, and art for communication.
- Social skills development for kids with ADHD, autism, and learning differences. We build safe spaces and celebrate every child’s unique way of learning.
- Group and individual sessions, because sometimes kids thrive in a team and sometimes solo is best.
Who’s Here
Our team includes experienced therapists and educators who are all about supporting the whole child. We bring years of know-how, but we’re always learning from the kids themselves.
Meet your Expert
Learning Matters
89 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Hey, we’re Learning Matters. Sonya started this with a simple idea - kids should get to be kids. Play, laughter, even silence. We don’t push for scores here. Our people, like Samini and Mekha, bring the heart. This place is built on kindness and curiosity. We grow with our families, not just teach. If you’re looking for a space where people matter more than outcomes, you’ll fit right in.
My Work
What We Offer - Play-based parent-toddler programme, First Steps preschool, open-ended after-school workshops, summer camps, neuro-affirmative occupational therapy, speech support, educator certification.
How We Do It - Reggio Emilia inspired preschool approach - learning is child-led, messy, and focused on the journey.
Spaces That Teach - Our rooms invite kids to explore. Natural stuff, open shelves, every corner calling out for wonder.
Support for Every Child - Neuro-affirmative occupational therapy and learning support. We don’t fix kids, we help them thrive.
Let Boredom Happen - We leave quiet gaps for imagination to bloom. Not every minute needs filling.
