Wayne Ooi

Join us for an interactive workshop where you’ll learn how to: Perfect for parents, teachers, caregivers, and anyone who wants to become a confident and captivating storyteller. You’ll leave not just with practical skills, but with a renewed sense of…

Caring for someone you love can be deeply rewarding — and also emotionally overwhelming. Many caregivers find themselves caught in cycles of worry, guilt, or self-doubt. This workshop offers a safe, supportive space to learn practical tools to calm the…

CAPE’s first-ever Early Childhood C.A.R.E. Conference will highlight the importance of Mental Health for Early Childhood Educators. Featuring experts and practitioners in the fields of Early Childhood Education, Organizational Development, Nutrition and Mental Health, the Conference seeks to be a platform…

Search Mental Health – Early Childhood Educators – Singapore and you will probably find a listing of links pertaining to children’s social-emotional wellness instead. Search a little deeper and a handful of articles might pop up, such as one that indicates Singapore’s…

Sign up for our first coffee chat with Dr Denise Lai Chua to find out more about the work of CAPE. In this first coffee chat with Dr Denise, find out: Session will be held on 10 August, Saturday from…

As early as 1987, the pioneer of Applied Behaviour Analysis, Ivar Lovaas, demonstrated that children receiving 40 hours of intensive behaviour analytic therapy per week for at least two years achieved considerable gains that later placed them in the “normal”…

Positive Behaviour Supports (or PBS) is a person-centred framework that focuses on the function of a particular behaviour and its relationship to specific environmental situations and consequences. It is a form of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA). Unlike ABA however, that…