LEGO Therapy helps children with Autism Spectrum Disorder improve social skills such as turn-taking, sharing, listening, problem-solving and communication. The BFDC's Rachel Tang is a LEGO therapist.Read More
Does getting enough sleep make you smarter? Not exactly. But over the years, research has consistently linked getting a good night’s sleep to greater success at school. By Katrina Rozga...Read More
All in-school appointments are cancelled. Clients will be contacted directly to confirm or reschedule in-office appointments. We hope everyone stayed safe during the storm.Read More
Soft skills have particular value in a work setting as they facilitate problem-solving, coordinating, negotiating and good people management. Companies have noticed, and school have started to as well.Read More
Selectively mute children can not speak in select social settings, sometimes so anxious that they appear to freeze. It is a stark contrast to situations where they feel secure and...Read More
Do you have a reluctant reader? Literacy specialist Henrik Hoeg shares his best tips and most devious tricks to get kids hooked on books with the SCMP.Read More
Most lisps appear around the age of 2 and resolve by themselves by the age of 6. Some lisps, however, need immediate attention from a Speech and Language Therapist.Read More
The BFDC's Student Success Coach works with students who have had a Psychoeducational Assessment, and have been identified as benefitting from one-on-one support and encouragement to reach their full potential.Read More
