​The Role:

• Assess and support children’s behavioural, social, and emotional needs.

• Develop and implement intervention plans based on assessment findings.

• Provide regular updates to parents after each session and share strategies to reinforce progress at home.

• Collaborate with parents, preschool teachers, intervention teachers, and therapists to understand the child’s needs across different settings (home and school).

• Provide support in areas such as in-class behavioural management, psychotherapy, school shadowing, and school-based support services.

• Maintain accurate case notes after each session to document progress and behavioural changes.

• Carry out administrative duties related to case management.

• Attend inter-department training, case discussions, staff consultations, and other meetings as required by management.

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What We Offer:

• Competitive pay package commensurate with your qualifications and relevant work experience.

• Attractive base compensation and benefits package above market rates.

• Be part of a multidisciplinary team of professionals, including speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, early intervnetion teachers, educational therapists and psychologists.

• Medical and health insurance.

• Professional development opportunities.

• AWS and variable bonus.

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Requirement:

• Degree in Psychology, Special Education, or Early Childhood (Special Needs).

• Relevant certifications and related qualifications are an advantage.

• Minimum 1 year of experience providing Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for children with special needs.

• Strong communication and collaboration skills to work effectively with families and professionals.

• Able to work on Saturdays.