"Every moment here at AP is exciting and ever-changing, and it's never boring. Here is a place where you can see positive transformations and it teaches us to celebrate the little things and the little achievements that our children have made" 🌟 - Liling Loh (BA Psy), Case Supervisor at AP Singapore
👋Meet Liling, our Case Supervisor at AP Singapore! In this video, she shares with us some of her precious memories of working with children with autism throughout her 7 years of practice. Her motivation? Celebrating the little things and the little achievements that AP children have made!
👥🚸Since 2014, Liling has worked with many children of varied age groups, ranging from 2 to 16 years old in both one-to-one and classroom settings, with an average of 4 to 6 children per group. Her expertise in groups includes teaching children relevant skills required for school, have the understanding for appropriate social behaviours as well as to develop meaningful affects for one another.
Liling Loh (Case Supervisor)
Loh Li Ling is currently a Case Supervisor at Autism Partnership Singapore. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from James Cook University, Australia.
Having worked at Autism Partnership Singapore since 2014, Li Ling has worked with many children of varied age groups, ranging from 2 to 16 years old in both one-to-one and classroom settings, with an average of 4 to 6 children per group. Her expertise in groups includes teaching children relevant skills required for school; to improve and have an understanding of appropriate social behaviors as well as to develop meaningful effects for one another. She is also a member of the Autism Partnership Singapore Jumpstart team.
Li Ling has also provided shadow-aide support for children in mainstream and international schools to assist and facilitate children to adapt to a school environment. She has conducted social groups, regularly bringing groups of children aged 10 and above on regular outings.
Li Ling also does parent and helper training to guide caregivers on managing their children in the everyday, natural setting.
