In conjunction with World Autism Month 2019, we at EAP Malaysia partnered up with Dome Cafe Malaysia to organise the ‘Embrace Autism’ campaign that ran…
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Back in March 2019, we held our EAP Public Workshop, on the topic of ‘Managing Aggressive and Self-Injurious Behaviours in Children With Autism’. This workshop…
On the 16th of March 2019, we had our EAP Public Workshop, on the topic of ‘Managing Aggressive and Self-Injurious Behaviours in Children with Autism’….
Children with autism may demonstrate a lack of eye contact during their social interactions and communication with other people. Giving eye contact to another person…
There was a recent report of a case of child abuse at at childcare centre in Kuala Lumpur, where one of our kiddos was also…
Going out to different places in the community is common activity that most families enjoy. Places in the community could include the parks and playground,…
2018 has been an amazing year of firsts for us here at EAP Malaysia! Throughout the year, we have had many exciting events, partnerships and…
It’s already the month of December which means that Christmas is just around the corner! Each year during this festive season, many malls and buildings…
Children with autism often find it challenging developing and maintaining meaningful friendships with other children, due to their deficits in understanding relationships and the appropriate…
Birthday parties are typically a highlight for a child and their parents as well, as they celebrate another milestone each year.For most typically-developing children, birthday…
On 21st April 2018, two of our kiddos took part in an Open Sea swimming event at Pulau Redang, Terrengganu. This event coincided with World Autism Awareness Month 2018, and challenged the boys to swim a distance of 1km over an open sea! To prepare for the event, two of our boys, Daniel* and Sam* had to prepare at least a month in advance for the big day…
It is very unfortunate for both families involved in the recent incident in Kuala Lumpur, involving a 22-year old man with autism, Ahmad Ziqri, who was arrested after being accused of molesting another woman. In light of the recent events, we at EAP were asked for our perspective by a number of media reporters and so we would like to share our thoughts on the matter, as well as to recommend various strategies that would equip other individuals with autism with the expected behaviours and appropriate social skills with regards to this matter…
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