About OT For Kids SG
OT For Kids SG is a paediatric-focused occupational therapy practice located at 312 Old Birdcage Walk, #02-10, serving families islandwide. The practice holds a KakiList verification, confirming that operating details and contact channels have been checked by a real person. It carries a rating of 4.8 out of 5 across 28 Google reviews — a moderate sample that provides reasonable directional confidence. No regulatory licences are currently listed in the provider's profile, which is a gap families should resolve directly before booking.
Families typically reach out via WhatsApp, phone, or the online enquiry form to describe the child's presenting concerns — whether delayed fine motor skills, sensory processing difficulties, handwriting challenges, feeding issues, or self-care independence. A first consultation usually involves a structured assessment of the child's developmental profile, followed by a goal-directed therapy plan aligned with the child's age, school demands, and family priorities. Paediatric occupational therapy in Singapore sits at the intersection of developmental paediatrics and school readiness, and parents should confirm whether the therapist holds Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) registration, which is the mandatory licence for practising occupational therapists in Singapore, and whether the clinic premises hold the relevant MOH Healthcare Services Licence.
To proceed, contact OT For Kids SG directly via WhatsApp or the enquiry form, describe the child's age and primary concerns, and ask explicitly for the therapist's AHPC registration number and the clinic's MOH licence details before scheduling an assessment.
Verify the therapist's name on the AHPC public register and confirm the clinic's MOH Healthcare Services Licence before booking, and for any planned assessment or therapy programme request a written fee schedule that itemises session costs, assessment report fees, and any applicable GST before paying any deposit.
Ms. Lynette has made a difference in supporting our son with ADHD. She has been incredibly kind, patient, and understanding. She truly took the time to build a genuine connection and trust with our son, never rushing the process, which made him feel safe and heard. What we appreciate most as parents is the level of communication. She updates us regularly and checks in weekly to see if any new issues have cropped up, making us feel completely supported. Beyond working with our son, she has also empowered us by teaching us practical, effective strategies to help him at home. We are so grateful for her expertise and her warmth.
Thankful for Mr Tang's guidance for the past 2 years in working with my son with motor skills and regulation needs. As an Occupational Therapist, he is very experienced, collaborative and clear in working towards mutually agreed goals. He also sees families as important stakeholders in the child's journey and affirms effort and strengths. In other areas that do not fall within his expertise, he would seek advice from his colleagues first. I strongly recommend Mr Tang to parents looking for an affirming and respectful therapist. Other therapists we worked with briefly such as Ms Lynette and Ms Deborah were also experienced, kind, and attentive to my son's needs. The clinic is clean, minimalist and exudes calmness. It is also easy to communicate and arrange schedule with the clinic manager. Thank you to the team!
Ms Valery is absolutely the best! She is able to connect so well with my child and made every session enjoyable. We see great progress and feel very supported. Most importantly, my child loves her and looks forward to the session every week! To add on, the session also benefit myself to be able to regulate more and learn how to interact with my child. Thank you Ms Valery!
The sessions with Ms Valery provided helpful insights into our child’s input needs, helping us to understand our child’s behaviours and development. Our kid looked forward to his sessions with Ms Valery, and we appreciate Jieying’s smooth and fuss-free coordination with scheduling the appointment. Thank you for the support
My child has been seeing Mr Tang Wei Kiat to support his regulation, sensory processing and executive functioning . On regulation, Wei Kiat shared an important concept ie . the circle of security which is a game changer. Through the practical application of this concept , as parents , it deepens our connections with our child. As such , our child feels safe and secure as he knows that we are with him and ready to support when he needs help. This has helped our child to have a calmer nervous system leading to better regulation and quick wins in learning achievements . On sensory processing , Wei Kiat is observant and has provided ideas and strategies to help with the sensory needs of our child . Through working with him , it allowed us to understand that OT is not about fixing the child’s issues but more to meet them at their current level and offer them the support when needed . This strategy motivates them to achieve more as they are aware that help is available when needed. Wei Kiat is very kind to offer to work with my child’s school educators to discuss on the basis of his issues and to allow for accommodations in school settings to improve the school learning experiences . The environment of the centre is nice and calm . It also helps that the centre is located in the midst of rich greenery and Mother Nature . The support from Ms Jieying has been wonderful . The administrative processes are efficient with timely reminders for upcoming appointments . It has been a joy to work with Wei Kiat and Jieying and we highly recommend their services !
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| OT For Kids SG (this page) | ⭐ 4.8 | 28 | — | ✓ |
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Pricing is not publicly listed, so you will need to enquire directly. For context, private paediatric occupational therapy in Singapore typically runs S$120–200 per session for an initial assessment and S$100–180 per follow-up session. Assessment sessions are usually longer (60–90 minutes) and priced higher than standard treatment sessions. Common add-ons to budget for include standardised assessment tools (some practices bill a separate assessment report fee of S$150–400), home programme materials, and any liaison letters to schools or referring doctors. GST applies to private therapy services. Ask for a written fee schedule before the first appointment so there are no surprises. See the full paediatric cost guide for Singapore →
No regulatory licences are currently listed in this profile, which is a material gap for a healthcare provider. Occupational therapists in Singapore must be registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) — verifiable at the AHPC public register at healthprofessionals.gov.sg. Search by name to confirm the therapist's registration status and that the registration covers occupational therapy specifically. The clinic premises should also hold a relevant MOH Healthcare Services Licence under the Healthcare Services Act if operating as a licensed Allied Health clinic. Confirm both the named therapist's AHPC registration and the premises licence directly with OT For Kids SG before booking. Neither alone is sufficient — and neither appears in the current listing data, so this verification step is essential. Note: This provider falls under allied health regulation (AHPC), not the Singapore Medical Council (SMC), as occupational therapists are not medical doctors.
Occupational therapy sessions at a private allied health practice are generally not claimable under MediSave for most outpatient visits, as MediSave withdrawal for allied health is limited to selected conditions and approved providers under specific schemes. Integrated Shield Plans (IPs) vary — some riders cover outpatient allied health, but many do not cover standalone OT without a specialist referral or inpatient link. Check your IP policy wording or call your insurer directly before assuming coverage. Certain children with diagnosed developmental conditions may be eligible for government support through SG Enable's Assistive Technology Fund, MOE-funded therapy support at SPED schools, or ECDA-funded early intervention programmes (EIPIC) — these are separate pathways from private clinic billing and worth exploring with a polyclinic or developmental paediatrician referral if the child has not yet been formally assessed. Ask OT For Kids SG whether they accept any insurance panels or produce reports formatted for insurance submission.
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